High energy electrons and hydrogen(protons) A Level Physics Question

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The discussion focuses on a physics question regarding the diffraction of high-energy electrons, specifically referencing a graph in a provided exam paper. The user seeks clarification on how the graph indicates electron diffraction. Additionally, there is confusion about the relationship between the experiment and quarks, particularly up and down quarks. The request highlights a need for a deeper understanding of particle behavior in the context of the experiment. Overall, the thread aims to clarify complex concepts in A Level Physics related to electron behavior and quark interactions.
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Hi the question I am asking help for can be found here

http://www.hinchingbrookeschool.net/science/documents/A_GCE_Physics_B_2864_01_January_2007_Question_Paper.pdf

page 13. question 11b and 11c. Page 12 will give you the experiment setup

b - Can somehow please explain how that little widdle in the graph shows electrons are being defracted?

c - Not a clue. Guessing it's about up, down quarks but that's about it :\

Thanks :)
 
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