An Electron And Its Antiparticle Are Annihilated After Collision. How Much Energy Will Be Obtained? What Will Be The Wavelength Of The Emitted Radiation (energy)? (Mass Of Electron , Speed Of Light  and Planck’s Constant )

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Question

An electron and its antiparticle are annihilated after collision. How much energy will be obtained? What will be the wavelength of the emitted radiation (energy)? (Mass of electron , speed of light  and Planck’s constant )

Solution

Correct option is

0.024 Å

The annihilation equation is  

         

   (electron)        (positron)          

The mass annihilation in this process is

       

According to energy-mass relation, the energy released is 

       

             

             

             = 1.02 MeV. 

Tow -photon are produced in this process, hence energy of each photon is

        

            

            

The wavelength corresponding to it is  

        

           

           

           = 0.024 Å.

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