A stream of non-relativistic electrons (which also behave as waves), each having an energy 2 eV...
A stream of non-relativistic electrons (which also behave as waves), each having an energy 2 eV is incident on two extremely thin slits 10^-2 mm apart. What is the distance between the first and second maxima on a screen 25 m behind the slits?
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