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QUESTION 10
X-ray diffraction experiments |
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Double slit experiments |
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Compton effect |
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interference |
QUESTION 11
waves have a wavelength and moving particles have a momentum. |
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waves have a frequency and moving particles have kinetic energy |
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waves have a speed and moving particles have a speed |
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waves have a momentum and moving particles have a wavelength |
QUESTION 12
wave properties of X-rays |
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particle properties of X-rays |
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that electrons have wave properties |
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that electrons have particle properties |
QUESTION 10
Compton effect
The Compton effect is the name given to the experiment of scattering of a photon by an electron (usually) or by a charged particle. In this experiment, the photon makes an elastic collision with an electron and bounces off a target electron from the outer shell of an atom or molecule. The wavelength shift experienced by the scattered radiation cannot be explained in terms of classical wave theory, thus supports Einstein's photon Theory.
QUESTION 11
waves have a speed and moving particles have a speed
De Broglie's finding was about the wave-particle duality. It means that an object can act both as a wave and a particle at the same time. Hence wave posses particle nature and particle posses wave nature.
QUESTION 12
particle properties of X-rays
The method used is X-ray crystallography. It is used for ascertaining the atomic or molecular structure of a crystal in which the crystalline structure causes a beam of X-rays to diffract into many directions.