General Flashcards

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Used for astronomical study of…..

A

Neutron stars

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1
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Can be generated artificially by….

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Bombarding a target with energy.

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2
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An object emitting X-rays is very hot, around……

A

12 000 ‘C

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3
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Shell order, inner to outer….

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S - P - D

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4
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Wavelength range…..

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0.1 nm - 10 nm, shorter than visible light.

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5
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Difference between XRF and XRD?

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XRF is used to determine element composition, whereas XRD is used to identify crystal structure.

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6
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Region so the EMS….

A

Uv (generally to the left of visible light)

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7
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Frequency range?

A

10 ^21 Hz to 10 ^17 Hz

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8
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Shorter wavelength =

A

Higher frequency and higher energy

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9
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X-rays can be used in a SEM for…..

A

Elemental analysis.

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10
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What happens when an energy beam hits the atom in X-ray generation?

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An electron is knocked from the inner shell. An electron from a higher shell falls to fill the vacancy. As a result an X-ray photon is emitted.

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