June 10 - nuclear reactors and fission June 11 - how a gas exerts pressure June 12 - nuclear radii June 13 - verifying types of radiation emitted by a source
June 14 - nuclear waste
June 15 - maybe something about gases?
Thank you so much. And yeah exactly what I think, the laws maybe and what the conditions are for an ideal gas
I won't go into that much detail coz i dont think the experiment part is that important but heres a few points that may be useful Its a more accuarate method in comparison to the alpha particles because electrons dont experience the snf so there is no electrostatic repulsion electrons display wave particle duality so they can be diffracted A moving electron has a de broglie wavelength at high speeds Electron scattering is easier to interpret Electrons five less recoil and greater resolution
equations: Rsintheta=0.61*lambda
E=hc/lambda
its come up in the past as a 6 marker assessing its advantages and disadvantages