Asked by Emma
ok, to calculate KE of a non-relativistic electron, we use the formula:
K=.5mv^2=p^2/2m
and K=h^2/(2m wavelength^2)
do we use the same formula to calculate the KE of a non-relativistic proton?
K=.5mv^2=p^2/2m
and K=h^2/(2m wavelength^2)
do we use the same formula to calculate the KE of a non-relativistic proton?
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Answered by
bobpursley
yes, 1/2 mv^2
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