Physics, asked by satmeet125, 9 months ago

Can a photon transfer all of its energy to an electron in Compton effect like that in photoelectric effect ?

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Answered by suneeltomar1980

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2m0cpe = 0, which implies pe = 0 which is not possible because it corresponds to λ = ∞. Therefore, it is proved that a photon cannot transfer all of its energy to a free electron.

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