Electrons have a much smaller mass and de brogue wavelength so they will travel faster and a smaller charge so they won't experience as much of an interaction with the nucleus as alpha particles, so they will give a much better diffraction pattern.
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Their de brogue wavelength is very similar to the radius of the nucleus to give the better diffraction pattern.
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