Physics, 26.06.2019 05:00, nkazmirski5598

When a photon hits an electron and gives it energy, what happens to the frequency of the photon after bouncing from the electron? (this occurs, and is called the compton effect.) a. the frequency increases. b. the frequency decreases. c. the frequency remains the same.

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