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I don't grasp what shows a colour. Is it the material itself, say by fluorescence, which would need a badly strong X-ray intensity? Or does a screen show these colours after computer processing of a detector data?
Some X-ray imagers only represent with a colour palette the absorption of one X-ray source. Others use several X-ray energies to distinguish the elements, for instance to detect objects rich in -NO2 or -NO3.