Question

21. Visible Light rays can show Compton
effect.
O
Yes
O No
Maybe​

Answer 1

I think maybe....

There are two reasons we don't see the Compton effect with visible light. First, the effect is too small. When light (x-rays or other) scatters off a free electron, the wavelength is shifted by at most = 0.005 nm. ... Visible light photons don't have the energy to knock an electron off an atom.

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