Chemistry, asked by ommichinnarao1990, 1 year ago

the mass of electron moving with velocity of light is

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Answered by Sa23Ve

As electron isn't massless (an electron's mass is 9.1*10^-31 kg) ,so it will never reach this speed. But as Einstein said that if an object travels exactly at the speed of light, it would possess infinite mass as well as it will have infinite momentum.

Answered by sunithachinnary

Answer:

Yes the answer is infinite

Explanation:

substitute m= m/ √1- (v/ c )^2

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