electron and nucleus Flashcards

1
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Properties of electron

A

negative charge, small mass

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2
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How are electrons produced in x ray tube

A

thermionic emission

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3
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How are electrons accelerated in x ray tube

A

High voltage

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4
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Property of tungsten

A

high melting point

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5
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Thermionic emission

A

Emission of electrons from surface of a hot metal

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6
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photoelectric effect

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Emission of electrons from the surface of a metal due to electromagnetic radiation of suitable frequency hitting the metal

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7
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GJ stoney

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Irish, named electron

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8
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JJ Thompson

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Used Stoney’s theory to help discover sub atomic particles

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9
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Robert Millikan

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Discovered charge on electron in oil drop expt

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10
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Main component of oscilloscope

A

Cathode ray tube

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11
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Apparatus of cathode ray tube

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Glass evacuated tube, thin filament, 2 electrodes, florescent screen

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12
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Properties of cathode rays

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Travel from cathode in straight lines, deflected in electric or magnetic field, produce x rays when strike heavy metals

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13
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Applications of cathode ray tubes

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Old tv screens, cathode ray oscilloscope

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14
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X rays

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electromagnetic waves of high frequency

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15
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Half life

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Time taken for half the nuclei in a radioactive sample to decay is constant

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16
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Application of half life

A

Carbon 14 dating

17
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Mass vs atomic mass number

A

mass is protons and neutrons, atomic is protons

18
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Isotope

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Variation of same element with a different number of neutrons in the nucleus

19
Q

Rutherford

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Alpha scattering expt, showed that atom had a central core of positive charge w electrons a good distance outside

20
Q

Bequerel

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Discovered radiation, detected it w electroscope

21
Q

Function of control rods

A

Absorb neutrons to reduce rate of production of energy

22
Q

Function of moderator

A

Slows down neutrons released by fission to speeds at which they are likely to cause further fission

23
Q

Coolant

A

Removes energy to heat exchanger where steam turns turbines

24
Q

Fuel rods

A

Contain uranium, whose nuclei undergo fission and release energy

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Advantages of fission
Less pollution that F.F, much energy produced
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Disadvantages of fission
risk of meltdown, difficult to dispose of waste
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Applications of radioactive isotopes
Smoke alarms, carbon 14 dating