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creativ13 [48]
2 years ago
6

A 730-keV gamma ray Compton-scatters from an electron. Find the energy of the photon scattered at 120°, the kinetic energy of th

e scattered electron, and the recoil angle of the electron.
Physics
1 answer:
romanna [79]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Energy of scattered photon is 232.27 keV.

Kinetic energy of recoil electron is 497.73 keV.

The recoil angle of electron is 13.40°

Explanation:

The energy of scattered photon is given by the relation :

E_{2}=\frac{E_{1} }{1+(\frac{E_{1} }{m_{e}c^{2}  })(1-\cos\theta) }     .....(1)

Here E₁ is the energy of incident photon, E₂ is the energy of scattered photon, m_{e} is mass of electron and θ is scattered angle.

Substitute 730 keV for E₁, 511 keV for m_{e} and 120° for θ in equation (1).  

E_{2}=\frac{730 }{1+(\frac{730 }{511  })(1-\cos120) }

E₂ = 232.27 keV

Kinetic energy of recoil electron is given by the relation :

K.E. = E₁ - E₂ = (730 - 232.27 ) keV = 497.73 keV

The recoil angle of electron is given by :

\cot\phi=(1+\frac{E_{1} }{m_{e}c^{2}  })\tan\frac{\theta}{2}

Substitute the suitable values in above equation.

\cot\phi=(1+\frac{730 }{511  })\tan\frac{120}{2}

\cot\phi=4.20

\phi = 13.40°

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