This problem is pretty confusing today would like somehelp! 36. In a compton-eff

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This problem is pretty confusing today would like somehelp! 36. In a compton-effect experiment in which the incidentx-rays have a wavelength of 10.0pm, the scattered x-rays at acertain angle have a wavelength of 10.5pm. Find the momentum(magnitude and direction) of th ecorresponding recoilelectrons. This problem is pretty confusing today would like somehelp! 36. In a compton-effect experiment in which the incidentx-rays have a wavelength of 10.0pm, the scattered x-rays at acertain angle have a wavelength of 10.5pm. Find the momentum(magnitude and direction) of th ecorresponding recoilelectrons.

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Data:        ' = 10.5pm        = 10.0pm        c = 3.00 x 108m/s        h = 6.63 x10-34 J- s Energy of the recoil electron is            E = hc(' - ) / *' Therefore momentum of the recoil electron is              p= ( 2mehc(' - ) / *') The direction of the recoil electron is              = tan-1( /') Substitute values. Substitute values.

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