Calculate the binding energy of the a particles, and if its moved through the gold foil 1Au, so calculate the closest approach distance of a particle that are started with initial kinetic energy 8.4 MeV, also calculate the wavelength that are companion to the moving particle.

Calculate the binding energy of the a particles, and if its moved through the gold foil 1Au, so calculate the closest approach distance of a particle that are started with initial kinetic energy 8.4 MeV, also calculate the wavelength that are companion to the moving particle.

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Calculate the binding energy of the a particles, and if its moved through the gold
foil 17Au, so calculate the closest approach distance of a particle that are started with
initial kinetic energy 8.4 MeV, also calculate the wavelength that are companion to the
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