Matter And Radiation Flashcards

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1
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What makes up a nucleon

A

Neutron and proton

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2
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What changes when talking about isotopes

A

The amount of neutrons decides whether it is an isotope

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3
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How do you work out the specific charge?

A

Charge divided by mass

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4
Q

Relative charge of a proton

A

1

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5
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Relative charge of a neutron

A

0

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6
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Relative charge of an electron

A

-1

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7
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Relative mass of a proton

A

1

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8
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Relative mass of a neutron

A

1

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9
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Relative mass of an electron

A

0.0005

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10
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Mass of proton

A

1.67x10 -27

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11
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Mass of a neutron

A

1.67x10 -27

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12
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Mass of an electron

A

9.11x10 -31

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13
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What holds the atom together

A

Strong nuclear force

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14
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How does the strong nuclear force prevent collisions between particles

A

Attractive force above 0.5fm repulsive below 0.5fm

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15
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What is the symbol for alpha radiation

A

4
Apha
2

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16
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What is the symbol for beta radiation

A

0
B
-1

17
Q

What is also emitted during beta decay

A

An antineutrino

18
Q

What is the equation for wavelength and frequency for light waves

A

Lambda=C

f

19
Q

Wavelength of visible light

A

700nm to 400nm

20
Q

Wavelength for infrared

A

1mm to 700nm

21
Q

Wavelength for ultra violet light

A

400nm to 1nm

22
Q

In what circumstances are electromagnetic waves produced

A

By a charged particle when it looses energy

23
Q

How do you work out the energy of a photon?

A

(Photo energy) E = h x f

24
Q

How do you work out the energy of a laser beam?

A

Power = nhf

Where n is the number of photons passing a specific point.

25
Q

What happens when a particle meets an antiparticle

A

The annihilate each other and radiation is released in the form of photons

26
Q

For annihilation what must be true for the particle and antiparticle

A

exact same rest masses

Exact opposite charge

27
Q

What happens in pair production

A

Photon emits a particle and its antiparticle

28
Q

Equation for pair production

A

hfmin =E0

Hfmin is the minimum energy of a photon needed

E0 is the rest energy of the particles

29
Q

What happens in annihilation

A

A particle collides with its antiparticle emitting two photons

30
Q

Equation for annihilation

A

hfmin = 2 x E0
Hfmin is the minimum energy of emitted photons
e0 is the rest energy of the particle

31
Q

What do Feynman diagrams do

A

Illustrate interactions in the electromagnetic force

32
Q

What is governed by the weak nuclear force

A

Interactions of neutrinos and antineutrinos

33
Q

What is emitted when a neutron and a neutrino interact

A

Proton, B- (electron) and a W- boson

34
Q

What is emitted when a proton and an antineutrino

A

Neutron, B+ (positron) and a W+ boson

35
Q

What does a W- boson decay to

A

B- and an antineutrino

36
Q

What does W+ bosons decay to

A

B+ and a neutrino

37
Q

Charge of a proton

A

+1.6x10 -19