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Standard XII
Chemistry
Positive Rays and Neutrons
The kinetic e...
Question
The kinetic energy of an electron which is accelerated through a potential of
100
volts is:-
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Solution
According to Broglie's equation,
Wavelength associated with electron through potential difference V is given as ,
λ
=
12.27
√
v
=
12.27
√
100
=
12.27
10
=
1.227
A
The wavelength corresponds to X-rays.
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