Can xrays be reflected, refracted, or diffracted? Or all...?

Question

Can they be all or just one or two? Thanks for all the help. I'm working on a project...

Answer 1

X rays are electromagnetic radiation so the behave according to quantum electrodynamics.

So... theoretically they can be reflected, refracted, and diffracted (if there are multiple wavelengths in the x-ray spectrum in question.)

Because X-rays have such short wavelengths they do not interact with the same materials used to manipulate the visible spectrum.  We have not discovered materials capable of refracting X rays so our current technology only allows reflection and diffraction.

Answer 2

X-rays are just another part of the light spectrum, so all three. However the materials required may be trickier to find, for example, a mirror reflects all light within the visible spectrum, however there is no guaranty on any other wavelength.