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Some body regards X-rays as low energy gamma rays(γ rays). There is no discrete boundaries between the two. But this is form of classification is not always true.
Some people use the production mechanism to classify the two kinds of rays, like those produced from rapid decceleration of charged particles are termed X-rays, as contrast to those from natural decay of radioactive substances.
For example, diagnosticl X-ray machines for medical use produce X-rays of energy from about 50 keV to 120 keV, but the radio-isotope Americium-241 (this isotope is widely used in smoke detectors) emits gamma rays of energy 60 keV.
Therapeutic machines in the treatment of cancer produce hard X-rays as high as 15 MeV, but most radioisotopes produce gamma rays between 100 keV to 1 MeV (e.g. Caesium-137 produces gamma rays of 660 keV, and Cobalt-60 produces gamma rays of 1.3 MeV, they are much lower than the X-rays produced in cancer treatment machines).
Therefore, it can only be said that in general, photons coming from the nuclides are termed as gamma rays, whereas others, especially those produced by machines that are irrespective of energy, are termed as X-rays.