Calculate the de Broglie wavelength (innm) for a proton with KE = 1 eVOλ = 0.0287 nmОлO λ = 2.87 nmOλ = 28.7 nmλ = 0.287 nm

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Calculate the de Broglie wavelength (in
nm) for a proton with KE = 1 eV
Oλ = 0.0287 nm
Ол
O λ = 2.87 nm
Oλ = 28.7 nm
λ = 0.287 nm

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