PHYS140Matter Waves1 The Wave Nature of Matter Subatomic particles De Broglie Electron beam Davisson-Germer Experiment Electron Interference Matter Waves.

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PHYS140Matter Waves1 The Wave Nature of Matter Subatomic particles De Broglie Electron beam Davisson-Germer Experiment Electron Interference Matter Waves

PHYS140Matter Waves2 Problem What is the de Broglie wavelength of a 50 kg person traveling at 15 m/s? (h = 6.6 x J s) comparable to spacing

PHYS140Matter Waves3 Subatomic Particles We can see the electron tracks There is evidence of light as a particle from the collision of light with the electrons at point P

PHYS140Matter Waves4 De Broglie Hypothesis Linking momentum and wavelength Based on the photoelectric effect, de Broglie surmised that particles should behave by photons and their wavelength should be related to their momentum

PHYS140Matter Waves5 The electric beam To create a beam of electrons for a double slit experiment, the electrons must have the same wavelength To have the same wavelength, the electrons must have the same momentum or equivalently, energy

PHYS140Matter Waves6 Davisson-Germer Experiment By accident, Davisson and Germer found that electrons were diffracted by large nickel crystals, similar to diffraction of light by crystals

Matter Waves PHYS140Matter Waves7 Like photons and electrons, protons, neutrons, atoms, and even molecules have wave properties Electrons have lowest mass As mass increases, wavelength decreases For macroscopic molecules, the wavelength is smaller than any known particles. it’s impossible to make the slit separation small enough The screen must be placed much to far away to resolve the interference pattern

Model of the atom - electrons PHYS140Matter Waves8

Complementarity PHYS140Matter Waves9 Light waves that interfere and diffract deliver their energy in particle package of quanta Electrons that move through space in straight lines and experience collisions as if they were particles, distribute themselves spatially in interference patterns as if they were waves What you see depends on what facet you look at When Niels Bohr was knighted for his contributions to physics, he chose the yin-yang symbol for his coat of arms

Practice Quantum Wave Interference Worksheet _Interference _Interference Movie Dr. Quantum double slit Good Lecture Group Problems Q4B.1, Q4B.5, Q4S.1 PHYS140Matter Waves10