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question

What are the wavelengths of (a) a photon, and (b) an, elec-tron, each having kinetic energy of 1eV?

category

chemistry

options

  1. Photon wavelength = 1300 nm, Electron wavelength = 1.300 nm
  2. Photon wavelength = 1200 nm, Electron wavelength = 1.200 nm
  3. Photon wavelength = 1000 nm, Electron wavelength = 0.010 nm
  4. Photon wavelength = 1400 nm, Electron wavelength = 1.400 nm
  5. Photon wavelength = 1239.8 nm, Electron wavelength = 0.01239 nm
  6. Photon wavelength = 1100 nm, Electron wavelength = 0.01100 nm
  7. Photon wavelength = 1100 nm, Electron wavelength = 1.100 nm
  8. Photon wavelength = 1239.8 nm, Electron wavelength = 1.226 nm
  9. Photon wavelength = 1240 nm, Electron wavelength = 0.012 nm
  10. Photon wavelength = 1300 nm, Electron wavelength = 0.01300 nm

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4302
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