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theoretically, jim will no doubt clarify but xray wavelength light needs high energy input so I'd say yes.
11:56 Tue 13th Jan 2015
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Well, no pressure on me then...

Yes, gases can be associated with X-ray emission if they are hot enough. Typically the sources we use are Electrons zapping metals at a particular energy; the required heat for gases to emit X-Rays appears to be of order 10,000,000 degrees Celsius, which are temperatures we can't really generate (in normal gases, at least) on Earth.
13:04 Tue 13th Jan 2015
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But these temperatures are generated in space and there are cosmic Xray sources.

Technically though they are not coming from gasses but from plasmas.
21:29 Tue 13th Jan 2015

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