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Page 1: Q39 - physics.rutgers.edukarin/228/slides/3-11-10.pdf · Q39.4 An electron is free to move anywhere within a cube of copper 1 cm on a side. Compared to an electron within a hydrogen
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In order for a proton to have the same momentum

Q39.1

In order for a proton to have the same momentum as an electron,

A the proton must have a shorter de Broglie wavelengthA. the proton must have a shorter de Broglie wavelength than the electron.

B. the proton must have a longer de Broglie wavelength p g g gthan the electron.

C. the proton must have the same de Broglie wavelength as the electron.

D. not enough information given to decide

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Same diffraction angles if (spacing between atoms in plane)/elec=2*(spacing between planes)/xray

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Q39.4

An electron is free to move anywhere within a cube yof copper 1 cm on a side. Compared to an electron within a hydrogen atom, the electron in copper

A. has a much smaller uncertainty in momentum.

B. has a slightly smaller uncertainty in momentum.B. has a slightly smaller uncertainty in momentum.

C. has the same uncertainty in momentum.

D has a slightly larger uncertainty in momentumD. has a slightly larger uncertainty in momentum.

E. has a much larger uncertainty in momentum.