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The X-ray linear attenuation coefficients for CaF2 are measured for several characteristic X-ray wavelengths ranging from IKα1 to CuKα1. From these measurements the mass attenuation coefficient of calcium is deduced for each wavelength. These are compared with the data given by Cromer and Liberman and by Hubbell et al. From the measured values of the mass attenuation coefficients the X-ray dispersion corrections f' and f'' are calculated. The values of f' for each wave-length are compared with those derived from the results of X-ray interferometer experiments. A comparison is also made with values of f' and f'' calculated by Cromer and Liberman and Hazell.
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