2.6 Wave Particle Duality Flashcards

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1
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Which phenomena and their experiments prove EM radiation can be explained as a wave (3)

A

Interference : Youngs d slit
Diffraction : diffraction grating
Polarisation : 2x Polaroids

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2
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Which phenomenon can explain EM radiation as a particle

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Photoelectric effect

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3
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What can the wave theory not explain about the behaviour of light during the photoelectric effect (4)

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Existence of Threshold f
Intensity of radiation having no effect below threshold f
The increase in ke of e as f increases above threshold f
No delay between radiation hitting e and it being emitted

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4
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Which aspects of EM radiation can be explained by both (2)

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Reflection
Refraction

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5
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In what situation can a particle only be explained in terms of a wave

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Electron diffraction

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6
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De Broglie wave equation

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& = h/p

p = momentum (m v)

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Describe electron diffraction (5)

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e released by thermionic emission
e accelerated and incident on graphite crystal in vacuum
e diffract after passing through crystal
setting up interference pattern on fluorescent screen
Where there is cons interference, concentric rings are observed

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8
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Will the d of circles increase or decrease as electrons get faster and why

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Decrease
& proportional to v
& less similar to gap width
Less diffraction
Decrease in circle d

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9
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What is the mass of an electron

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9.11x10^-31 kg

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10
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What do you do if you want the particles (e) to accelerate in electron diffraction experiment

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Increase in pd

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What is the de Broglie wavelength (definition)

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Wavelength of a matter wave associated with a moving mass

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