Fundamental Forces In Nature Flashcards

1
Q

four fundamental forces

A

gravitational
electromagnetic
weak nuclear
strong nuclear

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2
Q

which force plays a main role in formation and evolution of stars, galaxies and galactic clusters

A

gravitational force

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3
Q

electrical repulsion between two protons at a given distance is ____ times stronger than their gravitational attractive force

A

10^36

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4
Q

one similarity and one difference between gravitational and electromagnetic forces

A

similarity: don’t require a medium
difference: magnitude of electromagnetic force changes when medium is changed

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5
Q

which force binds nucleons

A

strong nuclear force

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6
Q

does electron experience strong nuclear force

A

no

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7
Q

does strong nuclear force depend upon charge

A

no

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8
Q

which force appears in B-decay of nucleus

A

weak nuclear force

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9
Q

what happens in B-decay process

A

nucleus emits an electron and an uncharged particle called neutrino

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10
Q

four forces strongest to weakest

A

strong nuclear
electromagnetic
weak nuclear
gravitational

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11
Q

relative strength of strong nuclear force

A

1

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12
Q

relative strength of electromagnetic force

A

10^-2

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13
Q

relative strength of weak nuclear force

A

10^-13

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14
Q

relative strength of gravitational force

A

10^-39

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15
Q

four forces from shortest range to biggest

A

weak nuclear force
strong nuclear force
gravitational and electromagnetic

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16
Q

range of weak nuclear force

A

very short approx. 10^-16 m

17
Q

range of strong nuclear force

A

short approx. 10^-15 m

18
Q

range of electromagnetic force

A

infinite

19
Q

range of gravitational force

A

infinite

20
Q

strong nuclear force operates among

A

nucleons, heavier elementary particles

21
Q

electromagnetic force operates among

A

charged particles

22
Q

weak nuclear force operates among

A

some elementary particles, particularly electron and neutrino

23
Q

gravitational force operates among

A

all objects in the universe

24
Q

why isn’t gravitational force repulsive like electromagnetic force

A

because mass comes in only one variety whereas charge comes in two varieties - positive and negative

25
Q

central forces

A

gravitational and electromagnetic

26
Q

how did Newton unify terrestrial and celestial domains

A

with his universal law of gravitation

27
Q

electric and magnetic phenomena were shown as inseparable with the experiments of

A

Oersted and Faraday

28
Q

maxwell’s discovery that light is an electromagnetic wave unified

A

electromagnetism and optics

29
Q

einstein’s last years were spent in an unsuccesful search for a theory that would bring which two forces together

A

gravitation and electromagnetism

30
Q

electromagnetic force and weak nuclear force were shown as different aspect of which force and when

A

electroweak force in 1979

31
Q

what is satyendra nath bose known for

A

bose-einstein condensate
bose-einstein statistics
bose gas
boson