Physics, asked by Powermania4538, 10 months ago

Can X-rays be polarised?

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Answered by tanisha3862

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X-rays like any other electromagnetic radiation is polarized. Most of the synchrotron radiation sources are expected to be highly polarized. X-rays from most of the astronomical sources like pulsars, Active galactic nuclei, accreting blackholes etc. are also polarized.

Answered by ruhi455

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Yup. X-rays like any other electromagnetic radiation is polarized. Most of the synchrotron radiation sources are expected to be highly polarized. X-rays from most of the astronomical sources like pulsars, Active galactic nuclei, accreting blackholes etc. are also polarized.

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