4. The discrimination distance in microscopes is given by Ax = 2/Sin0x where 1 is thewavelength of the light used and 0 is the angle of view of the lens. In a microscope thatcan see the lens at an angle of 60 degrees with 6000 Å light, according to the Heisenbergprinciple a) Find the velocity of a powder grain with 0.1 grams. b) If the electron weremoving instead of powder grain, what would its speed be? Compare and interpret bothresults.

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4. The discrimination distance in microscopes is given by Ax = 1/Sin0x where 2 is the %3D wavelength of the light used and 0 is the angle of view of the lens. In a microscope that can see the lens at an angle of 60 degrees with 6000 À light, according to the Heisenberg principle a) Find the velocity of a powder grain with 0.1 grams. b) If the electron were moving instead of powder grain, what would its speed be? Compare and interpret both results.

4. The discrimination distance in microscopes is given by Ax = 1/Sin0x where 2 is the %3D wavelength of the light used and 0 is the angle of view of the lens. In a microscope that can see the lens at an angle of 60 degrees with 6000 À light, according to the Heisenberg principle a) Find the velocity of a powder grain with 0.1 grams. b) If the electron were moving instead of powder grain, what would its speed be? Compare and interpret both results.

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ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter25: Optical Instruments

Section: Chapter Questions

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