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Answered by soumyanshushekhar
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2. Debroglie wavelength, lambda =

h \div  \sqrt{2m \times k.e}

where h is plank's constant

m is mass and k.e is kinetic energy

By, putting values in equation

Ratio of lambda of electron: Proton : alpha particle = 1/4 : 1/42.8×2 : 1/1.41×42.8

Note - Ratio of mass of proton to electron is 1836 and proton to alpha particle 2

1. Debroglie wavelength formula by equating temperature, lambda =

h \div  \sqrt{3mkt}

where, k is a constant

h is plank's constant

m is mass and t is temperature

Debroglie wavelength ratio helium to neon is =

1 \div  \sqrt{4 \times 200}  \div 1 \div  \sqrt{20 \times 1000}

= 26.5

hope this will help you

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