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Why can't we explain diffraction by assuming particle nature of electrons?

Why can't we explain diffraction by assuming particle nature of electrons?

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12:50 You Just now 1. Why can't we explain diffraction by assuming particle nature of electrons? 2. Why don't we use Bragg's law as in Davisson and Germer experiment? 3. What is/are the source(s) of error in this experiment? 4. Why does the diameter (2R1 / 2R2) change with voltage? 5. For a given voltage, which of the interplanar spacing is low? Inner circle's or outer circle's? Why? 6. How can you get the interplanar spacing graphically? II
Transcribed Image Text:12:50 You Just now 1. Why can't we explain diffraction by assuming particle nature of electrons? 2. Why don't we use Bragg's law as in Davisson and Germer experiment? 3. What is/are the source(s) of error in this experiment? 4. Why does the diameter (2R1 / 2R2) change with voltage? 5. For a given voltage, which of the interplanar spacing is low? Inner circle's or outer circle's? Why? 6. How can you get the interplanar spacing graphically? II
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