Dawn of modern Physics Flashcards

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1
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Wein’s constant

A

2.9× 10^ -3 m.K

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2
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Stefen’s constant

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5.67 × 10^-8 W/(m2.T-4)

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3
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En = nhf

A

plank’s theory discovered in 1900

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4
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plank’s constant

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6.626 × 10^-34 J.s

This constant is as important as constant c speed of light.

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5
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Electromagnetic waves were first predicted by?

A

Maxwell

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6
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Electromagnetic waves were first produced by?

A

Hertz

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7
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Photoelectric effect phenomenon was discovered by?

Experiment for particle nature of light

A

Hertz

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8
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Particle nature of light was proposed by?

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Max plank

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9
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Particle nature of light was proven, explained by?

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Einstein

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10
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Plank received nobel prize in ?

A

1918 for discovery of energy quanta

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11
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Energy of gamma ray photons?

A

1 MeV

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12
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Energy of radiowave photons?

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10^-10 eV

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13
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Relation between radio and gamma photons

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10^16 radio photons = 1 gamma photon in energy

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14
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no of photons from power given?

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n = P/E

= P/hf

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15
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Intensity ? (n

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I = P/A 
I= P/ 4 π^2 (surface area)
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16
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Joule to eV conversion?

eV is the smaller unit

A

1 eV = 1.6 × 10^-19 J

1 J = 1/ 1.6× 10^-19 eV

17
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E (in eV)= 1240 / wavelength (in nm)

A

E = hc / wavelength

18
Q

stopping potential in photoelectric effect?

A

reverse (negative) potential at which current becomes zero. (V)

19
Q

Max energy of electrons?

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(1/2) mv^2 = V e

20
Q

Threshold frequency and Cutoff wavelength?

A

Minimum frequency of light for photoelectric effect to occur.
Maximum wavelength of light for photoelectric effect to occur.

21
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Work function?

A

Minimum energy required for electrons to escape the metal surface.

22
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E = hf = work function + K.E (max)

A

hf = hf(threshold) + (1/2) mv^2

23
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Explanation of photoelectric effect was given by ? in ?

A

Albert Einstein in 1905

24
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Einstein was awarded nobel prize in?

A

1921

25
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Light used for sodium, potassium, cesium coated silver oxide cathode in photocell?

A

Na, K = visible light

Cesium coated silver oxide = infrared light

26
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Compton effect?

A

1923 Arthur H Compton.
X-rays bombarded on a Graphite target scattered with larger wavelength.
del lambda called COMPTON SHIFT is difference between their wavelengths.
compton shift = h/mc (1- cos theta)
here m is rest mass of electron.

27
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Compton wavelength?

A

2.43×10^-12 m

28
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compton shift at angle 90 degrees and 180 degrees?

A

compton shift = compton wavelength at 90 degrees

compton shift = 2 compton wavelength at 180 degrees

29
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nobel prize for compton on?

A

1926

30
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rest mass of photon?

A

0

31
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mass of photon?

A

E/c^2 = hf/c^2 = h/c .lambda

32
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momentum of photon?

A
E = pc 
p = E/c 
p = hf/c
p= h/lambda
33
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rest mass of electron or positron?

A

0.51 MeV

34
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energy required for pair production?

A

more than 1.02 MeV

35
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no. of photons, mass relation with lambda?

A

no of photons is directly proportional to lambda

mass inversely proportional to lambda

36
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wavelength, frequency, velocity formulas ?

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wavelength (nm) = 1240/ V
wavelength (angstrom) = 12400/V
Frequency = 2.4 ×10^14 V
Velocity = 3.5×10^5 (V)^1/2