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Electron velocity after Compton Scattering
Thank you for the welcome. You are absolutely correct,I misstyped ##E=\frac{h}{λ}## instead of ##E=\frac{hc}{λ}## the first time and I copy-pasted again. Yes,assuming a 180° angle makes more sense.I'll see were it goes from here. Thanks again for your time.- Inferniac
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Electron velocity after Compton Scattering
Homework Statement In Compton scattering,how much energy must the photon have in order for the scattered electron to achieve relativistic velocity? Homework Equations Compton scattering formula: $$λ'-λ=\frac{h}{mc}(1-cosθ)$$ ##E=\frac{h}{λ}##,conservation of mass and momentum,possibly...- Inferniac
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