Core- Coulomb interaction of γ, β or X-ray is the notable feature in this atomic phenomenon. This phenomenon has certain distinct features that makes it entirely different from all other phenomena known in literature. In Photo electric effect, a gamma or X-ray directly hits a core electron and gives away all its energy to the electron so as to escape from the atom. In Compton Effect, gamma or X-ray goes little away from a core electron, and shares only part of its energy with the electron yet able to knock it out from the atom. As a result, both the scattered gamma or X-ray and the Compton electron escape from the atom.

In the current phenomenon, γ, β or X-ray passes through core Coulomb space but more away from core electron than in the case of Compton Effect. As a result, γ, β or X-ray undergoes a very little loss of energy at eV level while passing through core Coulomb space, so that the core electron gets unaffected. As explained already, the loss of energy is released as an electromagnetic radiation termed Bharat Radiation, which in turn causes UV dominant optical emission on valence excitation. Therefore, γ, β or X-ray with a very little loss of energy at eV level is successively followed by two more emissions namely the Bharat Radiation with eV energy and UV dominant optical radiation from one and the same excited atom.

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