Chemistry, asked by saraladavuluri3, 9 months ago

debroglie wavelength associated with a particleof mass 1mg moving with the velocity of 1metre per sec​

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Answered by vijayapradhaa
2

Explanation:

Wavelength = h / momentum

Momentum = 1 mg x 1 m/s

= 10^(-6) x 1

Planck's constant = 6.636 x 10^(-36)

Thus 6.636 x 10^(-36) / 10^(-6)

6.636 x 10^(-30)

Answered by abhi2103
0

Answer:

6.626×10^-31

Explanation:

de broglie wavelength = Planck costant / mass ×velocity

= 6.626×10^-34/1×10^-3 ×1

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