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The intensity of a beam of monochromatic light is doubled. Which of the following change may occurs in the momentum of each photon of the light?

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Chapter27: Quantum Physics

Section27.5: The Compton Effect

Problem 27.2QQ

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31) The intensity of a beam of monochromatic light is doubled. Which of the following change
may occurs in the momentum of each photon of the light?
A) halved
B) doubled C) no change D) increases by a factor of 4

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