If kinetic energy of an electron is increased 4 times the wavelength of the de broglie
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kinetic energy increases wavelength decreases
because the kinetic energy is inversely proportional to the wavelength if kinetic energy increases four times the wavelength decreases four times
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Answer:1/2 times
Explanation:
de broglie wavelength
(lamda)L= h/(2mKE)1/2 ........1
h is planks constant, m is mass of electron & KE is kinetic energy...
from eq 1
L(lamda) is inversly proportional to (KE)1/2
L/L1 = {(KE)f /(KE)i}1/2
(KE)f = 4(KE)i (given)
so L/L1 = 2 or
L1 = L/2
it means de broglie wavelength of electron is decreased to half times the initial value....
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