Particles pass through a single slit of width 1.6 mm (see Figure 29.15). The de Broglie wavelength of each particle is 583 nm. After the particles pass through the slit, they spread out over a range of angles. Assume that the uncertainty in the position of the particles is one-half the width of the slit, and use the Heisenberg uncertainty principle to determine the minimum range of angles. -First dark fringe Midpoint of central bright fringe APy Moving electron Px Single slit -First dark fringe Screen Figure 29.15 -5.80e-5 e = degrees v the tolerance is +/-2%

Particles pass through a single slit of width 1.6 mm (see Figure 29.15). The de Broglie wavelength of each particle is 583 nm. After the particles pass through the slit, they spread out over a range of angles. Assume that the uncertainty in the position of the particles is one-half the width of the slit, and use the Heisenberg uncertainty principle to determine the minimum range of angles. -First dark fringe Midpoint of central bright fringe APy Moving electron Px Single slit -First dark fringe Screen Figure 29.15 -5.80e-5 e = degrees v the tolerance is +/-2%

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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