Four different charged particles are accelerated through a potential difference. This results in either a high...
Four different charged particles are accelerated through a potential difference. This results in either a high or low energy and a high or low momentum for each particle. The high energies and momenta are twice the low energies and momenta. All particles have the same charge. The results are as follows:
A: high energy and high momentum
B: high energy and low momentum
C: low energy and high momentum
D: low energy and low momentum
QUESTION: Rank the wavelength of each particle, greatest first.
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