particals (only things i get wrong when doing questions / not confident on) Flashcards
proton, neutron and electron mass and charges
mass:
- 1.67(3)x10^-27
- 1.67(5) x10^-27
- 9.11x10^-31
charge:
- 1.6x10^-19
- 0
- 1.6x10^-19
what radioactive isotpe do we use to aproximate age
carbon - 14
specific charge equation and unit
specific charge = charge / mass
CKg^-1
name all forces in the nuclues and why 1 is not normaly relevent
strong, weak, electrostatic and gravitaional
gravitational force is negligibal in the nuclues
why is a nuclues’ constituients held together
because the strong force between the subatomic particals in the nulues (attractive) overcomes the electrostatic force bewteen the protons (repulsive) in the nulclues
- what is the raduis of a nuclie
- what is the raduis of an atom
- 1x10^-15. 1fm
- 1x10^10. 0.1nm
describe the stong force (the diagram of the range of the strong force)
the strong force is repulsive between 0 and 0.5fm, is attractive between 0.5 and 3fm and is negligible after 3 fm
does the storng force effect protons and neutrons diffrently?`
no
alpha emmissions happens in _____ _____ _______
very big nulcie
beta emissions happens in ________ ____ _______
nutron rich nuclei
- how was neutrinos dicovered
- beta particles emmitted in beta decay had a range of Ek when observed after the same interaction, where there is a fixed amount of enegy relesed in the decay of _____ . therefore there must have been a 3rd particle (neutrino) carrying the missing energy to keep energy and momentum conserved in the interaction.
do nutrinos have charge?
no
strong force only effects _______ only
hadrons
what is the only stable baryon
proton
what is the only force that can change quarks
weak force
mesons interact with baryons via the ______ ______
strong force