The de Broglie Wavelength Lesson 11. Review Remember that it has been proven that waves can occasionally act as particles. (ie: photons are particles.

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The de Broglie Wavelength Lesson 11

Review Remember that it has been proven that waves can occasionally act as particles. (ie: photons are particles of light that can interfere with other photons but can also collide and have momentum) This is called the wave-particle duality of nature.

de Broglie In 1923, Louis de Broglie proposed a new idea… In 1923, Louis de Broglie proposed a new idea… Could things believed to be particles (like electrons and baseballs) sometimes act as waves?Could things believed to be particles (like electrons and baseballs) sometimes act as waves? Nobody really took de Broglie seriously until Einstein read his paper and agreed with his ideas Nobody really took de Broglie seriously until Einstein read his paper and agreed with his ideas

Formula de Broglie suggested combining a couple of formulas, one of them a particle type, the other a wave type:

Formula, con’t This formula allows us to calculate the de Broglie wavelength of a moving particle For an object to have a wavelength, it must be moving Day to day objects that are around us have wavelengths so small that we can never hope to measure them

Example

Problems: Evidence Now the hard part: finding experimental data to support the theory The problem was that no one had ever seen a particle diffract or interfere with another particle (proof it was acting like a wave) With wavelengths as small as the one we found in Example 1, it’s impossible observe the wave properties

The Solution Remember Young’s double slit experiment? In order to be able to see the effects of diffraction (and measure wavelength), you need slits or objects which are not much bigger than the wavelength being studied It is impossible to create a diffraction grating as small as m – that’s smaller than the orbits of electrons around the nucleus!! However…with a really small mass (note the position of mass in the formula), like an electron, the wavelength gets bigger and might be measureable.

Example

Example, con’t Now use that velocity to calculate the wavelength… Now use that velocity to calculate the wavelength…

Experimental Evidence Although the wavelength in the previous example is small, the spaces in an atom of a crystal are about this size Although the wavelength in the previous example is small, the spaces in an atom of a crystal are about this size

Standing Waves According to de Broglie, an electron travelling the circumference of a circle such that According to de Broglie, an electron travelling the circumference of a circle such that will create a matter wave that will constructively interfere with itself There are as many standing waves in an energy level as there are quantum states. There are as many standing waves in an energy level as there are quantum states. This explains why energy levels must be exact or the wave collapses. This explains why energy levels must be exact or the wave collapses. This also explains why electrons cannot sit between energy levels. This also explains why electrons cannot sit between energy levels.

Technology As a result of de Broglie’s discovery, we now have the Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM). As a result of de Broglie’s discovery, we now have the Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM). It uses interference patterns to help determine the composition of different objects It uses interference patterns to help determine the composition of different objects