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Measurements of emission wave-lengths in the Kβ group of Ca and S in CaS and CaSO₄, of Mg and S in MgS, of S in SrS and BaS, of Ca and Cl in CaCl₂ have been made from the secondary radiation from pressed blocks of the salts. An attempt is made to determine the origin of as many x-ray lines as possible by means of electronic energy band systems in the cases of CaS, MgS, and ZnS. The Kβ₅ line of Zn in ZnS and the Kβ₁ line of Mg in MgS are found to be due to cross transitions from the outermost filled band of the negative ion.
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