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  Exercises     4 of 4
 

Any radiation can be diffracted by appropriate scatterers, but as a rule, the most important information arises when the wavelength of the radiation is similar to, or smaller than, the size of the spacings between the objects being studied.

Have a go image Drag the white radiation labels from the yellow panel to match with an appropriate scatterer. When complete, the table should give a possible radiation for each scatterer. Check your score when you have finished. 

 

 
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