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Compton effect: verifying the energy loss of the scattered X-ray quantum

Compton effect: verifying the energy loss of the scattered X-ray quantum

VP6.3.7.1

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Description

The experiment P6.3.7.1 verifies the Compton shift using the endwindow counter. The change of frequency or wavelength due to the scattering process is apparent as a change of the attenuation of an absorber, which is placed either in front of or behind the scattering body.

Components of equipment sets

1	554800	X-ray apparatus
1	554861 8	X-ray tube, Mo
1	554831 8	Goniometer
1	55901 8	End-window counter with cable for α, β, γ and X-rays
1	554836 8	Compton accessory, X-ray

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P6.3.7.1 Compton effect: verifying the energy loss of the scattered X-ray quantum

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Compton effect: verifying the energy loss of the scattered X-ray quantum

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