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A typical ionization energy—the energy needed to remove an electron—for the elements is 10...

A typical ionization energy—the energy needed to remove an electron—for the elements is 10 eV; Explain why the energy binding the electron to its atom can be ignored in Compton scattering involving an X-ray photon with wavelength about one-tenth of a nanometer.

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