Compton scattering is relevant not only to x-ray photons but, even more so, to higher energy gamma-ray
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Compton scattering is relevant not only to x-ray photons but, even more so, to higher energy gamma-ray photons. Suppose a 350 keV gamma-ray photon backscatters (i.e., is scattered back toward the source) from a free electron. Afterward, what is the electron’s velocity in m/s?
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