Draw the schematic labelled diagram of the arrangement used in Davisson-Germer experiment. What the significance of this experiment?
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Davisson-Germer experiment proves the De-Broglie hypothesis which states that electron also has wave nature.
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Davisson-Germer experiment is discussed below:
- An electron gun was coated with a tungsten F filament with barium oxide and heated with a low voltage power source.
- When a suitable potential difference is applied from a high voltage source, the electron gun emits electrons, which are accelerated back to a certain speed.
- In a perforated cylinder with fine holes along its axis, these emitted electrons were passed through it, creating a fine collimated beam.
- The beam generated by the cylinder falls back on the surface of a nickel crystal. This causes the electrons to scatter in different directions.
- The generated electron beam has a certain intensity, which is measured by the electron detector and, after being connected to a sensitive galvanometer (for power consumption), moves on a circular scale.
- By moving the detector on the circular scale at different positions that change the θ (angle between the incident and scattered electron beam), the intensity of the scattered electron beam is measured for different values of the scattering angle.
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