Physics, asked by ifrahzameer8208, 1 year ago

Why wavelength does not change in scattering?

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Answered by sushmita

In Compton effect, the photon is scatteredby a free electron and it loses energy andthereby changes wavelength. ... Obviously, when the light is scattered in Rayleighscattering, the energy content of the light beam surely decreases but the wavelengthof light does not change.

Answered by Rishab1625

Because light beam decreases

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