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    The document discusses the kinetic energy of a proton and electron with the same wavelength. It shows that the kinetic energy depends on mass and wavelength, with the kinetic energy of the proton being approximately 5.46 times greater than the electron due to the proton's greater mass.

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    The document discusses the kinetic energy of a proton and electron with the same wavelength. It shows that the kinetic energy depends on mass and wavelength, with the kinetic energy of the proton being approximately 5.46 times greater than the electron due to the proton's greater mass.

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    The document discusses the kinetic energy of a proton and electron with the same wavelength. It shows that the kinetic energy depends on mass and wavelength, with the kinetic energy of the proton being approximately 5.46 times greater than the electron due to the proton's greater mass.

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    of 1

    h h

    39.10: λ v
    mv mλ
    2
    1 1  h  h2
    K  mv 2  m   
    2 2  mλ  2mλ 2
    They will not have the same kinetic energy since they have different masses.
     h2 
     
    K p  2mp λ  me
    2

     
    K e  h 2  mp
     
    2 
     2me λ 
    9.11  10 31 kg
      5.46  10 4
    1.67  10 27 kg

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