The discussion centers on determining the energy value in electron volts (eV) at which a photon’s wavelength is ten times that of an electron. The established answer is 10.3 eV. Participants emphasize the necessity of applying relevant equations to derive this result, highlighting the relationship between energy and wavelength for both photons and electrons.
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azalonely said:an electron and a photon have the same energy. at what value of energy (in eV) will the wavelength of the photon be 10 times that of the electron? ( 10.3eV)
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