FTP, name this electron diffraction experiment that demonstrated de Broglie's theory of the wave nature of particles.
This assay was popularized when Ehrenberg proposed that it contained an acceleration component that permitted its extension to periodicity anomaly surficial analysis, and Fadley has modified it to enable in situ sample preparation and molecular beam epitaxial growth. Its greatest implications, which were verified by the Thomson-Reid experiment, were realized following heat neutralization of an oxidized vacuum flask, which generated results similar to Young's experiment. Its arc-mounted Faraday Box detected a peak at 54 Volts with an angle of 50 degrees, resulting in the detection of ten facets in the target, a crystal of nickel, via the Bragg condition.  FTP, name this electron diffraction experiment that demonstrated de Broglie's theory of the wave nature of particles.
This assay was popularized when Ehrenberg proposed that it contained an acceleration component that permitted its extension to periodicity anomaly surficial analysis, and Fadley has modified it to enable in situ sample preparation and molecular beam epitaxial growth.
Davisson-Germer Experiment (prompt on "electron diffraction")