CHAPTER 7 (NUCLEAR PLANT) Flashcards

1
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What is the suggested maximum permissible dose (MPD) of gamma ray exposure for general individuals not working in a nuclear setting, bu choice, in rem/year?

A

1/2

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2
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The number of protons in thee nuclear of an atin of the number of electrons in the orbit of an atom

A

Atomic number

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3
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The process in which a nucleus splits into smaller fragments

A

Fission

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4
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The ability of a substance to absorb neurons is dependent upon which parameter?

A

Absorption cross section

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5
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What kind of bonding do common gases that exist in free as diatomic molecules experiences?

A

Covalent Bonds

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6
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Which of the following is NOT a unit of energy?

A

Dynes

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7
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The process in which a nucleus splits into smaller fragments

A

Fission

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8
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Which of the following is NOT a unit of energy?

A

Pascals

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9
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An electrically charged atom or radical which carries electricity through an electrolyte is called:

A

ion

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10
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What is the smallest particle of an element that can enter into a chemical reaction?

A

Atom

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11
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Beryllium, magnesium, and calcium all belong to which elemental grouping?

A

Alkaline earth metals

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12
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The thickness of material requiref to attenuate radiation to a particular level depends on

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the particle, its energy, and the shielding material

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13
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Particles that are easily stopped within a few millimeter because their double charges generate path ionization and because they are susceptible to electrostatic interaction are:

A

alpha radiations

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14
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Radiation consisting of singly charged particles that generate to intermediate distances are called:

A

beta radiations

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15
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Radiation with no charge, which produces no ionization, and which is difficult to attenuate thus posing a major health threat

A

gamma radiations

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16
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The property of fluid at a location where the Mach number is unity (at the throat) are called:

A

critical properties

17
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Gamma attenuation is affected by:

A

The photoelectric effect, pair production, and Compton scattering

18
Q

The amount of radiation shield’s dimensional geometry that reduces radiation to half of its original value is called the _____

A

half-value thickness

19
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The amount of radiation shield’s density that reduces radiation to half of its original value is called the ____

A

half-value mass

20
Q

Radiation exposure, the measure of gamma radiation at the surface of an object, is measured in:

A

roentegens

21
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Radiation exposure rate, the rate of gamma radiation at the surface of an object, is measured in

A

roentegens per second

22
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Exposure is a measure of ionization surrounding a person, but biological damage is dependent on the amount of energy ______

A

absorbed

23
Q

All of the following are practical applications of Einstein’s principle of special relativity except _____

A

space wrapping

24
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The postulate that no signal or energy can be transmitted with a speed greater than the speed of light is consistent with ____

A

Einstein’s Law

25
Q

The total energy of an electron in the same shell is defined by the

A

principal quantum number

26
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The direction of an electron’s angular momentum vector is defined by the

A

magnetic quantum number

27
Q

The electron’s spin angular momentum vector is defined by the

A

electron spin quantum number

28
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The magnitude of an electron’s angular momentum vector is defined by the

A

azimuthal quantum number

29
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The fact that each orbital of a set of equal-energy orbitals must be occupied with an electron before any orbitals has two electrons is specified by which of the following?

A

Hund rule

30
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The statement that no two electrons can have the same set of four quantum numbers is known as the

A

Pauli exclusion principle

31
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All of the following terms describe the radiation lines from transitions of electrons in an atom except

A

obtuse

32
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When electrons are not shared equally between two elements, and electrons spend more time with one element than other, the bonding is called:

A

polar covalent bonding

33
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When electrons are shared equally (e.g., when the atoms are the same as in diatomic gases), the bonding is called:

A

non-polar covalent bonding

34
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Einstein reasoned there was a discrete amount of energy needed to remove an electron from a surface, with the rest of the incident photon’s energy contributing to the kinetic energy of the photon., the amount of energy is called:

A

work function

35
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Which of the following is not a postulate of Bohr’s theory of the hydrogen atom?

A

Light waves exist simultaneously as high frequency electrical and magnetic waves