Davisson-Germer experiment confirms de-Broglie relation by

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Davisson-Germer experiment confirms de-Broglie relation by (A) converting electrons into waves (B) converting light into particles (C) varying angle of incidence of an electron beam over a metal target and observing scattering pattern (D) comparing theoretical value of wavelength associated with moving electrons and practical value of wavelength measured by observing diffraction pattern produced by electrons

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Correct answer is (d) comparing theoretical value of wavelength associated with moving electrons and practical value of wavelength measured by observing diffraction pattern produced by electrons

Q. Davisson-Germer experiment confirms de-Broglie relation by

converting electrons into waves

converting light into particles

varying angle of incidence of an electron beam over a metal target and observing scattering pattern

comparing theoretical value of wavelength associated with moving electrons and practical value of wavelength measured by observing diffraction pattern produced by electrons

Correct answer is (d) comparing theoretical value of wavelength associated with moving electrons and practical value of wavelength measured by observing diffraction pattern produced by electrons