Chemistry, asked by MAHAJAN306, 10 months ago

Derive between Kinetic energy and wavelength of a moving particle​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

The kinetic energy of the electrons accelerated through a potential difference (voltage) V was E = ½mv2 = p2/(2m) = eV and the de Broglie formula then yields λ = h/(2meV)1/2, where e and m are the charge and the mass of the electron respectively.

Answered by gshanahmad8
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According to De Broglie’s equation, wavelength=h/mv.

Now lets find relation between mv and kinetic energy,

y=mv

y^2=m(mv^2)

(y^2)/2=m(1/2mv^2)

(y^2)/2=mKE [as KE=(1/2mv^2)]

hence, y=(2mKE)^(1/2)=mv

Now we can easily see that,

Wavelength=h/(2mKE)^(1/2)

This is the mathematical relation between Kinetic energy and wavelength.

Hope it helps you

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