Wavelength is the distance between one peak of a wave to its corresponding another peak which has same phase of oscillation. It is represented by λ. The wavelength of a wave traveling at constant speed is given by λ = v/ f. In 1923, Louis De Broglie found that objects exhibit a wave nature and derived De Broglie equation to find 'λ' considering Plank's constant and Momentum (mv). Use this De Broglie Wavelength Calculator to find the wavelength of a particle.
Wavelength is the distance between one peak of a wave to its corresponding another peak which has same phase of oscillation. It is represented by λ. The wavelength of a wave traveling at constant speed is given by λ = v/ f. In 1923, Louis De Broglie found that objects exhibit a wave nature and derived De Broglie equation to find 'λ' considering Plank's constant and Momentum (mv). Use this De Broglie Wavelength Calculator to find the wavelength of a particle.
Calculate the Wavelength of a particle having mass of 50 kg and velocity 20 m/s using De Broglie Wave Equation ?
= ( 6.62607004 x 10-34 ) / ( 1000)
= 6.62607004 x e-37