Physics, asked by harshraj1936, 13 days ago

The momentum of a photon in an X-ray beam of
10-10 metre wavelength is

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Answered by ArnavKrishna24

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Answer:

6.626 * 10-24 kg m s -1

Explanation:

Wavelength [λ] = 10^-10m

Momentum of photon = h/λ

= 6.626 * 10^-34 / 10^-10

= 6.626 * 10-24 kg m s -1

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