quiz 5 rad phys Flashcards
Customary vs SI table
exposure: roetgen (R) = air kerma (Gya)
absorbed dose; Rad (rad) = gray (Gyt)
effective dose: Rem (rem) = Sievert (Sv)
radioactivity: Curie (Ci) = Becquerel (Bq)
ISL
I 1 (D2)2
— = ——
I 2 (D1)2
*dont forget to sq root it if needed !
Plancks Constant (h)
photon energy is directed proportional to photon frequency
electrostatistics
study of stationary electric charges
Wave particle duality
when high frequency EM interacts with matter it behaves like a particle
4 laws associated with electric charges and how they interact with each other and neutral objects
- unlike charges attract - like charges repel
- electric field is associated with each electric charge
- when 2 similar electric charges are brought close together, their electric fields are in opposite directions, which causes charges to repel each other
- when unlike charges are close together, electric fields radiate in the same direction and cause 2 charges to attract each other
3 methods of electrification
- friction
- contact
- induction
electrification
transfer of electrons
electrodynamics
study of electrons
electric potential
electric charges, measured in volts (V) and joule/coulomb
1v=1 J/C
high voltage= greater potential
Coulombs law
magnitude of electrostatic force
- first to measure amount of electricity and magnetism generated in a circuit
electric current direction
current: + > -
electrons: - > +
4 electrical states of matter
- insulator
- conductor
- semi-conductor
- super-conductor
insulator
any material that does not allow electron flow (EX: GLASS, CLAY)
conductor
any substance through which electrons flow easily (EX: METAL,COPPER, WATER)