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I will give proper respect as soon as possible. PLEEEASE helpme!!! #4.25 Use Compton's formula = -0 = h / mc (1- cos ) tocalculate the predicted shift of wavelength at=135degree for Compton's data. what precent shift inwavelength was this?
The spectrum of X-rays scattered at =135degree offgraphite, as measured by Compton; 0 isthe incident wavwlength (0.0711 nm) and is theshift predicted by Compton's formula. Answer is=0.0041nm,/0=5.8% Please help me with my homework! please show mehow to solve this problem.
I will give proper respect as soon as possible. PLEEEASE helpme!!! #4.25 Use Compton's formula = -0 = h / mc (1- cos ) tocalculate the predicted shift of wavelength at=135degree for Compton's data. what precent shift inwavelength was this?
The spectrum of X-rays scattered at =135degree offgraphite, as measured by Compton; 0 isthe incident wavwlength (0.0711 nm) and is theshift predicted by Compton's formula. Answer is=0.0041nm,/0=5.8% Answer is=0.0041nm,/0=5.8%

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0 is the incident wavwlength= 0.0711 nm                                           =0.0711 * 10 ^ -9 m angle = 135 degrees So, = ( h / mc ) ( 1- cos135 ) where h / mc = ( 6.625 * 10 ^ -34 ) / [ 9.11 * 10 ^ -31 * 3 *10 ^ 8 ]                    = 0.2424 * 10 ^-11 SO, = 0.2424 * 10 ^ -11 * [ 1- (-0.7071 ) ]             = 0.4138 * 10 ^ -11 m / o = 0.4138 * 10 ^ -11 / [ 0.0711* 10 ^ -9]            = 5.8199* 10 ^ -2 = 0.058199            =5.8199 %

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