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In Compton effect, if the incident x-rays have low energy and the scattering atom has high atomic number then the electrons appear as
In Compton effect, if the incident x-rays have low energy and the scattering atom has high atomic number then the electrons appear as
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The correct option is D bound with no measurable Compton shift
If atomic number of an atom is high- suggests that more energy is required to eject the electron or electron is more tightly bound . If energy of x rays is low- suggests that x-ray photon possesses insufficient energy to cause any measurable effect on electron. Thus, considering both these factors, A is the correct option
If atomic number of an atom is high- suggests that more energy is required to eject the electron or electron is more tightly bound . If energy of x rays is low- suggests that x-ray photon possesses insufficient energy to cause any measurable effect on electron. Thus, considering both these factors, A is the correct option
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