The K x-ray absorption spectrum of Br in KBr, RbBr, CdBr₂, and NaBrO₃ and of Rb in RbBr is obtained by using powder absorbing screens with a double crystal ionization spectrometer. Methyl iodide is used in the ionization chamber to eliminate the effect of Br in methyl bromide. The width of the Br edge is about 9 volts and of the Rb edge about 11 volts. The positions of secondary fine structure discontinuities are given and discussed. No discontinuity due to a possible simultaneous ejection of K and L electrons is observed.
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