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calculate the wavelength associated with 1 mev electron​

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Answered by riturani8244
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F=frequency (in per second)

W= wavelength(in metre)

E=energy(in joule)

C= velocity of light(3×10^8m/s)

h=planks constant(6.65×10^-34)

E=hF

F=C/W

E=hC/W

we have to find W

E=1Mev= 1.6×10^-19 ×10^6

E=1.6×10^-13

(1ev= 1.6×10-19 Joule

1M=10^6 Joule)

Now,

hC=6.65×10^-34×3×10^8

hC= 2×10^-25

W=hC/E

W=2×10^-25÷1.6×10^-13

W=20 ×10^-12÷16

W=1.25×10^-12metre

I hope this is the answer if I am wrong then please let me know

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