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Through what potential difference must an electron pass to have a wavelength of `500A^(@)`.

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`6.03xx10^(-4)"volt"`
`500=sqrt((150)/(V))`
`therefore (150)/(250000)=V" "thereforeV=6xx10^(-4)`volt
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