De Broglie wavelength

Now we know that a particle can also, in cases, be represented as a wave, that means we can find the wavelength of a particle!

There’s isn’t a proven way of calculating it, but de Broglie theorised that:

\lambda=\frac h{mv}

flashcards

QuestionAnswer
Who proposed the equation \lambda = h/(mv)?Louis de Broglie.
What does the variable \lambda represent in the de Broglie equation?The wavelength of the particle.
What is the value of the Planck constant h?6.63\times10^{-34}\,Js.
How is momentum represented in the de Broglie wavelength formula \lambda = h/(mv)?It is represented by mv (mass \times velocity).
What two properties of a particle are multiplied to find its momentum in the de Broglie equation?Mass (m) and velocity (v).
A particle can be represented as a wave; what property of the wave can be calculated?The wavelength.