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Consider aimimg a beam of free electrons to wards free atoms . When they scatter, an electron and a protons cannot combine be produced a H-atom,

A

Because of energy conservation

B

Without simultaneously releasing energy in the form of radiation

C

Because of momentum conservation

D

Because of angular momentum conservation

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When beam of free electrons is aiming towards free protons. Then, they scatter but an electron and a proton cannot combine to produce a H-atom because of energy conservation and without simultaneously releasing in the form of radiation.
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