A photon, an electron, a uranium nucleus all have the same wavelength. The one with the most energy
Sagnik Mandal , 7 Years ago
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Umakant biswal
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dear sagnik
all the three have same wavelength , therefore same momentum , for example P .
energy of photon , E=PC ,
therefore energy of photon will be maximum .
hope it clears
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all the three have same wavelength , therefore same momentum , for example P .
energy of photon , E=PC ,
therefore energy of photon will be maximum .
hope it clears
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