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C09 Wave particle duality.notebook 1 May 26, 2016 Wave Particle Duality 1) Students will be able to analyze Xray production. 2) Students will be able to analyze situations involving Compton scattering 3) Students will be able to describe wave particle duality as it applies to light and subatomic particles.

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    WaveParticleDuality

    1)StudentswillbeabletoanalyzeXrayproduction.

    2)StudentswillbeabletoanalyzesituationsinvolvingComptonscattering

    3)Studentswillbeabletodescribewaveparticledualityasitappliestolightandsubatomicparticles.

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    Intendedlearningoutcome(s)Intendedlearningoutcome(s)

    PriorknowledgePriorknowledge

    Crosscurricularlink(s)Crosscurricularlink(s)

    Grade(s)Grade(s)

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    Teachers'notesTeachers'notes

    Physics30

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    know.

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    LessonnotesLessonnotes

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    XrayProduction

    In1895,WilhelmRoentgenwasconductingexperimentswithcathoderaytubesandhighacceleratingvoltages.

    Hefoundthatamysterious,invisible,highlypenetratingraywasemittedbytheanodeofhisCRT,causingnearbyphotographicplatestobeexposed.

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    Nowforthefunstuff...

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    KidswallowedtheballsfromaMagnetixkit.

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    Xrayproductionissometimesreferredtoasa"reversephotoelectriceffect".

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    Xrayproductionandconservationofenergy:

    Eb=Ea

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    e.g.Whatisthemaximumfrequencyofanxrayproducedbyanacceleratingvoltageof100kV?

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    WaveParticleDuality

    Sofarwe'veseenthatlightcanactasawave(interference,diffraction)andasaparticle(photoelectriceffect).

    Theconceptofwaveparticledualitystatesthatundersomeconditionslightwillexhibitwavelikebehaviours,andunderotherconditionslightwillexhibitparticlelikebehaviours.

    Note:"waves"and"particles"areclassicalconceptsthatarebeingappliedtolight

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    ComptonScatteringandtheComptonEffect

    ArthurComptonsuggestedthatlightcouldexhibitanotherparticlebehaviour....momentum.

    Photonmomentum:

    p=h

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    Acollisionbetweenahighenergyphotonandanelectronwouldobeythelawsofconservationofenergyandmomentum.

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    Whatdoesthiscollisionlooklikeintermsof2Dmomentum?

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    ThescatteringofxrayphotonsoffatargetagreewiththepredictionsmadebyCompton:

    thescatteredphotonhasalonger thantheincomingphoton

    thechangeinwavelengthbetweentheinitialandfinalphotons, ,istheComptoneffect

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    =h(1cos)mc

    Comptoneffect(m)

    massofanelectron

    6.63x10 34J.s

    angleforscatteredphoton

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    p.723

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    PracticeProblems,p.723#13

    CheckandReflect,p.725#17

    14.3eTest

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    deBroglieWavelength

    LouisdeBroglie,buildingonEinstein's"waveactingasaparticle",suggestedthataparticlecouldactasawave.

    Thewavelengthofthese"matterwaves"couldbedeterminedbycombiningthetworelationshipswehaveformomentum:

    p=mv p=h

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    ThedeBroglie relationshipimpliesthatparticlesthatareverysmall(e.g.electrons,protons)couldexhibitwavelikebehaviours.

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    TheDavissonGermerExperiment:Evidenceformatterwaves(seep.729)

    electronsweredirectedatacrystalsurfacethatwouldactsimilartoadiffractiongrating.

    http://phet.colorado.edu/simulations/sims.php?sim=DavissonGermer_Electron_Diffraction

    http://phet.colorado.edu/simulations/sims.php?sim=DavissonGermer_Electron_Diffraction

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    DiffractionpatternformedbyXrays.

    Diffractionpatternformedbyelectrons.

    Theinterferencepatternformedbyelectronswasevidencethatmattercouldexhibitwavelikeproperties.

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    ApplicationsofMatterWaves:TheElectronMicroscope

    Thesmallestobjectthatwillcauseawavetodeflectisapproximatelythesizeofthewavelengthused.

    Inamicroscope,visiblelightcan'tbeusedtoseeanythingsmallerthanapprox.400nm.

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    Electronscanhaveamuchsmaller thanvisiblelight.Thissmaller meansanelectronmicroscopehasabetterresolution(i.e.youcan"see"moredetail).

    e.g.Whatisthewavelengthofanelectronacceleratedby10kV?

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    Sinceelectronshaveamuchsmallerwavelength,theycanbeusedtodetectmuchsmallerstructures.

    Flea,350X

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    Mosquito

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