Is de Broglie wavelength dependent on charge of the material? what will the graphical representation of a graph b/w de Broglie wavelength v/s charge?

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De broglie wavelength depends on the mass(m) and velocity(v) of the material and doesnot depend on charge.
if the momentum of a particle is constant (m*v=constant) then a graph between De broglie wavelength and charge will be a straight line parallel to charge axis

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Is de Broglie wavelength dependent on charge of the material? what will the graphical representation of a graph b/w de Broglie wavelength v/s charge?

De broglie wavelength depends on the mass(m) and velocity(v) of the material and doesnot depend on charge. if the momentum of a particle is constant (m*v=constant) then a graph between De broglie wavelength and charge will be a straight line parallel to charge axis

De broglie wavelength depends on the mass(m) and velocity(v) of the material and doesnot depend on charge.
if the momentum of a particle is constant (m*v=constant) then a graph between De broglie wavelength and charge will be a straight line parallel to charge axis