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1.	X-rays with wavelength 0.1 nm are scattered from a carbon block. The scattered radiations are viewed at right angles to the direction of incident beam. What is the Compton shift?
A.	0.0014 nm
B.	0.0024 nm
C.	0.0034 nm
D.	0.0044 nm
Answer» C. 0.0034 nm

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