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Where are x-rays emitted from?
X-rays are emitted by high-energy electromagnetic radiation that is produced by sudden deceleration of high-speed electrons accelerated inside an x-ray tube. Therefore, they are emitted from an x-ray tube.Radiation Therapy - Related Articles
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