models Flashcards
equation for number of undecayed nuclei remaining (N)? (N0, λ, t)
N = N0(e^-λt)
where N0 = initial number of undecayed nuclei, λ = decay constant, t = time
equation for number of nuclei in sample (n)?
here n = number of nuclei present, in ideal gases n = number of moles and N = number of particles (kind of like number of nuclei)
n = (mass/molar mass) x avogadro’s constant
equation for activity of radioactive sample (A)? (λ, N)
A = λN
(dN/dt = -λN, whereas activity = rate of decay of radioactive sample (so A is +))
equation for activity of sample at certain point in time (A)? (A0, λ, t)
A = A0(e^-λt)
A0 = initial activity, λ = decay constant, t = time
equation for half-life (t 1/2)? (λ)
t 1/2 = ln(2)/λ
equation for capacitance (C)? (Q, V)
C = Q/V
equation for total work done in charging capacitor (E or W)? (Q, V)
E = 0.5QV
where Q = total charge and V = voltage (energy per unit charge)
equation for total work done in charging capacitor (E or W)? (C, V)
E = 0.5CV^2
equation for total work done in charging capacitor (E or W)? (Q, C)
E = (Q^2)/2C
equation for charge remaining on a discharging capacitor (Q)? (Q0, t, R, C)
Q = Q0(e^-t/RC)
equation for current remaining on a discharging/currently on charging capacitor (I)? (I0, t, R, C)
I = I0(e^-t/RC)
equation for pd remaining on a discharging capacitor (V)? (V0, t, R, C)
V = V0(e^-t/RC)
equation for charge on a charging capacitor (Q)? (Q0, t, R, C)
Q = Q0(1 - e^-t/RC)
equation for pd (V) on a charging capacitor? (V0, t, R, C)
V = V0(1 - e^-t/RC)
equation for restoring force (F) acting during SHM? (x)
F = -kx
where k = spring constant (when spring is oscillating, it might be smth else sometimes), x = displacement from quilibrium
(also minus bc restoring force acts in opposite direction to displacement)