we have than the energy for a wavelength is
h = planck ctte = 4.18x10-18KeV/s c=
2.9979x108m/s and the we have E =
1.2397x10-9/
=)
=1.2397x10-9/E
=)
=
1.2397x10-9Kev m/97Kev =)
=
1.27x10-11m
=
1.27x10-11m
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