[4 marks]
Total for this question: 4
E = h f and lambda = h / p
Nanometres and electronvolts are the traps: convert to metres and joules before using the booklet equations.
| Symbol | Quantity | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| E | photon energy | J |
| h | Planck constant | J s |
| f | photon frequency | Hz |
| c | speed of light in vacuum | m/s |
| lambda | wavelength | m |
| p | particle momentum | kg m/s |
| m | particle mass | kg |
| v | particle speed | m/s |
Work each one out on paper first, then reveal the mark scheme and tick the marks you actually earned. That is exactly how you should mark past papers.
[4 marks]
Total for this question: 4
Do the calculation on paper first — then mark it.
[3 marks]
Total for this question: 3
Do the calculation on paper first — then mark it.
Exam tip: Write the momentum step explicitly before using lambda = h/p. It earns the method clearly and prevents a missing mass or speed factor.
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