Chemistry, asked by Anonymous, 7 months ago

What is the minimum amount of time required to
measure the kinetic energy of an electron with a
speed of 100 <1 ms-1?​

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Answered by ar3745354
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Answer: we have to find the minimum amount of time required to measure the kinetic energy of an electron with a speed of (100 ± 1) m/s. Therefore the minimum amount of time would be 0.116 ms.2

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