Electrons are accelerated (from rest) through a potential difference of 4000 V. a) What is the wavelength of the electrons? (Ignore relativistic effects) They are then sent through a double-slit apparatus and the angle to the first-order maximum is 11.0°. How far apart must the slits be? b)

Electrons are accelerated (from rest) through a potential difference of 4000 V. a) What is the wavelength of the electrons? (Ignore relativistic effects) They are then sent through a double-slit apparatus and the angle to the first-order maximum is 11.0°. How far apart must the slits be? b)

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a) What is the wavelength of the electrons? (Ignore relativistic effects)
They are then sent through a double-slit apparatus and the angle to the first-order
maximum is 11.0°. How far apart must the slits be?
b)

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