Asked by Shell
A proton beam is made by accelerating protons in a high voltage electric field. The protons have a velocity of 2.75 x 107 m/s. What is the wavelength of the protons traveling at this very high speed?
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Dr Russ
I presume this question is after the De Broglie wavelength
so wavelength = h/momentum
where h= Planks constant
and
momentum = mass of proton x velocity.
so wavelength = h/momentum
where h= Planks constant
and
momentum = mass of proton x velocity.
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