Quiz 10 Flashcards

1
Q

alpha radiation can make it through
1. hand
2. aluminum
3. lead
4. concrete

A

1

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2
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beta radiation can make it through
1. hand
2. aluminum
3. lead
4. concrete

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1, 2

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3
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gamma radiation can make it through
1. hand
2. aluminum
3. lead
4. concrete

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1, 2, 3

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4
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neutrons can make it through
1. hand
2. aluminum
3. lead
4. concrete

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all

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5
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a gamma ray has _____ energy EM wave (light)

A

high

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6
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does gamma rays have mass?

A

no

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7
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what radiation is the most penetrating?

A

gamma

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8
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is there transmutation in gamma rays?

A

no

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9
Q

difference between beta-plus and beta-minus decay?

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beta-plus = positron emission
beta-minus = nuclear electron

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10
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what are the most massive rays?

A

alpha

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11
Q

what radiation is the least penetrating?

A

alpha

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12
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alpha particle = _____ nucleus

A

helium

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13
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what is radiation?

A

overcoming of a strong nuclear force
disintegration of an atomic nuclei - atom trying to reach a more stable condition

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14
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at short distances, nuclear force is _____ than Coulomb’s force and _____ overcome repulsion of protons

A

stronger
can

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15
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describe Thompson’s “plum pudding” model

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plum = electrons
pudding = positive charge

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16
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describe Rutherford’s gold foil experiment?

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the closer you shoot, the more deflection of particles

17
Q

what is the complementary principle?

A

wave and particle aspects are complementary
- both needed for full description
- not contradictory because nature never manifests both at once

18
Q

short wavelength = _____ energy

19
Q

short wavelength, high energy = _____ localization

20
Q

short wavelength, high energy = _____ change in momentum

21
Q

long wavelength = _____ energy photon

22
Q

long wavelength = ______ localization

23
Q

long wavelength = _____ change in momentum

24
Q

describe Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle

A

inability to observe physical reality without disturbing it

25
a baseball with mass m=0.150kg is thrown at a speed of 45m/s. use deBroglie's wave particle duality (λ=h/p)
h/p = h/(mv) (6.63x10^-34)/(0.15kg)(45m/s) = 9.8x10^-35
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an electron is traveling at a speed of 2.2x10^6m/s use deBroglie's wave particle duality (λ=h/p)
h/p=h/(mv) (6.63x10^-34)/(9.1x10^-31)(2.2x10^6) = 3.3x10^-10
27
a magnesium surface has a work function of 3.68eV, what is the maximum wavelength?
28
a magnesium surface has a work function of 3.68eV, if wavelength is 215nm, will the electron be ejected?
hc/λ = Wo + KEe (6.63x10^-34)(3x10^8)/(215x10^-9m) = 3.68eV (3.68)(1.6x10^-19) = 3.49x10^-19 1/2mv^2 1/2(9.1x10^-31)v^2 = 3.49x10^-19 v=8.76x10^5
29
what is wave particle duality?
interference is a wave phenomenon - waves can exhibit particle-like characteristics - particles can exhibit wave-like characteristics - need both to irreconcilable aspects for complete description
30
when photons come in, a scattered photon will have a _____ energy and a _____ wavelength
lower higher
31
what is the Compton effect?
electrons should oscillate at some frequency as waves then re-rediate energy absorbed by the wave - outgoing radiation at a lower frequency and longer wavelength
32
mass of a photon?
have no mass
33
the work function for silver is Wo=4.73eV. find the minimum frequency that light must have to eject electrons from this surface?
34
what is the photoelectric effect?
photons are incident on metal plate
35
how many photons per second are given off by a 60W light bulb?
36
what is Planck's quantization hypothesis?
energy is quantized
37
higher energy = ____ frequency
higher
38
higher energy = _____ wavelength
lower