Fluorescence transitions as well as the ionization energy

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For cadmium atom utilize the Bohr model for hydrogen-like atoms make first order estimates of the energies expected for the Kα, Kβ, Lα, and Lβ x-ray fluorescence transitions as well as the ionization energy of an electron in the K shell. Report the energies in keV (1J=6.242 x 1015keV).

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