Asked by melanie
A photon having wavelength λ scatters off a free electron at A (see figure below), producing a second photon having wavelength λ'. This photon then scatters off another free electron at B, producing a third photon having wavelength λ'' and moving in a direction directly opposite the original photon as shown in the figure. Determine the value of Δλ = λ'' − λ.
What is Δλ in meter?
(If you google this question there is a diagram on the first link)
I know that this is the Compton effect
Δλ = λ- λo = (h/mc)(1-cos theta)
H/mc = 0.00243 nm
Then I'm not sure what to do
What is Δλ in meter?
(If you google this question there is a diagram on the first link)
I know that this is the Compton effect
Δλ = λ- λo = (h/mc)(1-cos theta)
H/mc = 0.00243 nm
Then I'm not sure what to do
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