Background Info Flashcards

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Idea of energy being quantised

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If we consider a proton with energy E=hv
v is frequency, if we consider wave particle duality the only way to increase this value is via more photons, so E = n*hv where n is an integer - so quantised

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2
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Electron volt:

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E =QV, V = 1V, Q = 1.6*10^-19C

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3
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Wavenumber

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1/λ, v=c/λ=cvbar

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4
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Photoelectric effect

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When light of a sufficient frequency strike a metal plate a photoelectron is expelled.

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5
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How photoelectric effect shows quantisation

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In dim light only a few high energy photo electrons are released, can only occur if light is a bundle of photons, where a photon has transferred all of its energy to the electron, so energy of light depends on number of photons, n = 1,2,3…

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6
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Atomic line spectra

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Spectral line produced when excited electron drops to original energy level releasing a photon of equivalent energy ergo frequency to the gap

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7
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Work function

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Like ionisation energy, different for each material and energy level but is the minimum energy required for a photoelectron to be produced

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8
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Work function and energy equation

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hv = phi + 1/2mv^2

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9
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Compton scattering experiment

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When photon strikes an electron it increases its momentum and scattered photon is of higher wavelength so lower energy.

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10
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How do electrons act in the bohr model

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Like a standing wave, which is constructively interfering

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Standing wave equation for L and for r

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λ = 2L/n and λ = 4pir/n

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12
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De Broigle wavelength equation

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λ = h/p

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