We present Si K, Si L, and Cr K x-ray emission bands of Cr₃Si, CrSi, and CrSi₂ together with Si K and Si L emission bands of Cr₅{Si}₃$. The measured spectra are compared with ab initio pseudopotential calculations of the emission bands of ${Cr}₃$Si, CrSi, and ${CrSi}₂$. The Si L spectra were separated into contributions of Si s-like and Si d-like states. Good agreement between theory and experiment is found. The trends in development of spectral features with sample composition can be qualitatively understood by the bonding behavior of Cr and Si atoms.
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