Asked by schoolgirl
A particle wavelength (λp) of a proton is 10-12m.
What is the velocity of this proton [m/s]?
To achieved the velocity that you just computed, what must have been the potential difference (V) through which the proton was accelerated?
An electron of wavelength 1.74*10-10m strikes an atom of ionized helium (He+). What is the wavelength (m) of the light corresponding to the line in the emission spectrum with the smallest energy transition?
What is the velocity of this proton [m/s]?
To achieved the velocity that you just computed, what must have been the potential difference (V) through which the proton was accelerated?
An electron of wavelength 1.74*10-10m strikes an atom of ionized helium (He+). What is the wavelength (m) of the light corresponding to the line in the emission spectrum with the smallest energy transition?
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Answered by
Anonymous
a) 3.96148749852*10^5
b) 820
c)....?
b) 820
c)....?
Answered by
schoolgirl
Thanks dear but actually I got the two first ones last night and stuck with part c. :(
Answered by
Yue
Anyone for c) please?
Answered by
Anonymous
what about some brainstorming???do we have to use Rydberg's equation??
Answered by
Anonymous
What about doing your own work and not trying to cheat?
Answered by
schoolgirl
Please stop spamming.
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