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    An xray beam, wavelength 0.125 nm is aimed at a slab of graphite. The scattered xrays have a wavelength of 0.250 nm. What is the KE of the scattered electrons? What are their momentum in eV / c?

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    An xray beam, wavelength 0.125 nm is aimed at a slab of graphite. The scattered xrays have a wavelength of 0.250 nm. What is the KE of the scattered electrons? What are their momentum in eV / c?

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    An xray beam, wavelength 0.125 nm is aimed at a slab of graphite. The scattered xrays have a wavelength of 0.250 nm. What is the KE of the scattered electrons? What are their momentum in eV / c?

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    Read section 23.

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    Do problems 2, 4 page 851
    Also; An xray beam, wavelength 0.125 nm is aimed at a slab of graphite. The scat
    tered xrays have a wavelength of 0.250 nm.
    What is the KE of the scattered electrons? What are their momentum in eV/c? What
    is the stopping potential of the scattered electron?

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