di diffracted cone dz diffracted cone 1 20 20 incident beam 20 20: Debye-Scherrer rings If the radius of the first ring observed in the Debye scherrer experiment is not observed to be 2 cm, calculate the wavelength of the electrons used in this experiment.

di diffracted cone dz diffracted cone 1 20 20 incident beam 20 20: Debye-Scherrer rings If the radius of the first ring observed in the Debye scherrer experiment is not observed to be 2 cm, calculate the wavelength of the electrons used in this experiment.

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