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For solving this type of problem we should know de-broglie equation
Wavelength = h/m×v
Where:
h=Planck's constant =6.626×10^-34 J.s
m=mass of the atom(in kg)
v= velocity of atom (in m/s)
Wavelength = wavelength of atom (in m)
Since the mass of one molybdenum atom=95.94 amu=159.356×10^-27 kg
After knowing the mass and velocity of one molybdenum atom we can calculate the wavelength by using above formula.
Answer=0.832 nm
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