Physics · Matter waves: wave nature of particle, de-Broglie relation
The wavelength of a matter wave is given by
The wavelength of a matter wave is given by
- A. Heisenberg's hypothesis
- B. Bohr's principle
- C. Debroglie's rule
- D. Newton-laplace rule
Step-by-step solution
De Broglie proposed that matter particles have wave-like properties, with wavelength λ = h/p (h is Planck's constant, p is momentum). This is known as de Broglie's rule or hypothesis.
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