Laboratory Methods Flashcards

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Poisson distribution

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Poisson waiting time distribution

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Capacitor Z

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1 / (iωC)

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Inductor Z

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Z = iωL

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5
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Resistor Z

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R

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6
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Series impedence

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Ztot = Σi Zi

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Parallel impedence

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8
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Max energy of photoelectrons

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9
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Solution to the differential radioactive decay equation

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N=N0e-λT

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10
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λ in radioactive decay

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11
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Total lifetime relation if a substance can decay multiple ways

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12
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Best type of laser for spectroscopy over a range of visible wavelengths

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Dye laser

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13
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Bremsstrahlung radiation

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Electrons give up energy in the precense of an electric field by emitting a high-energy photon (usually X-ray)

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14
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Collisional gas lasers transitions

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Transitions are due to collisions between atoms.

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15
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Collisional gas lasers medium

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Medium is gas or gaseous mixture

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16
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Collisional gas lasers

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Transitions are due to collisions between atoms

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17
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Compton scattering

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A photon scatters elastically of an atomic electron, which is ejected

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Compton scattering part of the energy spectrum

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medium-energy photons (tens of keV)

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Condition on d for getting a fringe in an interferometer

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d = mλ / 2

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Differential radioactive decay equation

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dN/dt = - λ N

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Dye laser medium

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Dye laser transitions

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Related to the electron-transfer properties along chains of carbon atoms

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Free electron laser medium

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A collection of electrons

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Free electron laser transition

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Electrons are forced to accelerate back and forth in an external electric field and emit bremsstrahlung.

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Interaction of compton scattering
Atomic electron
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Interaction of pair production
Atomic nucleus
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Interaction of photoabsorption
The entire atom
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Molecular gas laser medium
Medium is a gas
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Pair production
The electric field near a nucleus induces a photon to produce an electron-positron pair
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Pair production part of the energy spectrum
high-energy photons (tens of MeV and above)
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Photoabsorption
Photon is absorbed by an atom and an electron is emitted
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Photoabsorption part of the energy spectrum
low-energy photons (a few keV)
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Photoelectric cutoff frequency
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Resonant frequency of an LC circuit
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Semiconductor or diode laser medium
A semiconductor
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Semiconductor or diode laser transitions
Electron-hole annihilation between electrons in the bottom of the conduction band and holes at the top of the valence band
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Solid state laser medium
A crystal or glass
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Solid state laser transitions
Between atomic energy levels
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What are characteristic X-rays?
Those emitted when an incident electron collides with and dislodges an inner-shell electron so an outer-shell electron fills the vacancy in the inner shell
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Compton wavelength
λ = h / (mc)
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Wavelength shift of light due to Compton scattering