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Radiation of X-rays in Low-Pressure Gas Using LiNbO_3 Single Crystal
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The gas pressure and the types of ambient gas dependence of X-ray intensity were investigated for LiNbO_3 single crystals polarized in the c-axis direction at pressures of approximately 1 to 30 Pa. The integrated X-ray intensity showed a local maximum value at the pressure P_(max). P_(max) moved to the high-pressure side in the ambient with a large first ionization energy. P_(max) was proportional to the Boltzmann factor using the first ionization energy of each ambient gas molecule. The X-ray intensity was approximated using the quadratic function, which was convex upward for the pressure. It was found that one of the causes of the decrease in X-ray intensity on the pressure side higher than P_(max) was the adsorption of positive ions on the crystal electric surface.