The reverse process of X ray production can be related to:
Correct answer: B. Photoelectric effect
- A. Compton effect
- B. Photoelectric effect
- C. Pair production
- D. Pair Annihilation
Explanation
Pair production is the process in which a photon interacts with a nucleus and produces an electron-positron pair. This is the reverse of the annihilation process, where an electron and a positron collide and annihilate, producing two photons (often in the form of gamma rays). Therefore, option c is correct.
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