Each of the following conditions must exist for x-rays to be produced EXCEPT one. Which one is the EXCEPTION?
A) A target capable of stopping the electrons
B) An air-filled glass tube
C) High voltage to impart speed to the electrons
D) A source of free electrons

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An air-filled glass tube is not necessary for x-ray production. In fact, the tube used for x-ray production is typically evacuated to create a vacuum so that the electrons can travel unimpeded to the target.

Each of the Following Conditions Must Exist for X-Rays to Be