On the international space centre, two moon particles of each mass 4.47x10-7 kg are separated by distance of one metre. The stationary dust particles then begin to accelerate towards each other. Find the wavelength of the dust particles after 1.00x10-4 seconds.

On the international space centre, two moon particles of each mass 4.47x10-7 kg are separated by distance of one metre. The stationary dust particles then begin to accelerate towards each other. Find the wavelength of the dust particles after 1.00x10-4 seconds.

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Chapter28: Quantum Physics

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