Abstract
Previous studies reporting abnormally high X-ray yields from the fluorides of some transition metals were extended to include a variety of other compounds. Using proton beams of 700 and 2000 keV and α-beams of 1000 keV the production of abnormally high X-ray yields were critically examined for reproducibility and under different vaccum and bombarding beam conditions.
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