Question

The Compton effect can be explained on the basis of what?

Answer 1

In 1923, A. H. Compton (USA, 1892 - 1962) discovered that the scattering of X rays by a crystal can be explained well on the basis of the particle nature of light. (Of course, the phenomenon that X rays are scattered by crystals had been well-known before.)

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Answer 2

Compton Effect can be defined on the basis of:

• Compton Effect is the inelastic scattering of high-energy photons with loose electrons or free-charged particles.
• In this effect, photon transfers part of its energy and energy to charged particles.
• Therefore, the effect of the photon effect is less than that of the incident photon.
• Compton described and modified data by capturing the particle (photon) environment of light and applying energy conservation and energy conservation in the interaction between photon and electron.
• Scattered photon has a lower energy and therefore a longer wavelength according to Planck's relationship.