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When the SEM's Primary Electron Beam Bombards a Specimen, It

Question 26

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When the SEM's primary electron beam bombards a specimen, it causes the emission of:

A) Electrons from elements of the upper layer of the specimen.
B) X-rays from the target.
C) Gamma rays from the target.
D) Both A and B

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