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Nuclear fission is said to happen when a big nucleus breaks up into 2 smaller
nuclei
Thermal neutrons are neutrons at room temperature ( about 300 K )
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(b) (i)
m =180
(iii)
0.19405
235.04392
= 0.1486 kg
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1.337 1016
(iv)
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19 (a)(i)
(ii)
The maximum K.E. of the photoelectrons emitted does not depend on the
intensity of the incident light
Photoelectrons can only be emitted when the frequency of the incident light
exceeds the threshold frequency
Using Einsteins equation hf = w0 + KEmax
h = w0 + me vmax2
6.63 x 10
(iii)
8
-34 3.0 10
300109
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f=
vmax
w0/h
(b) (i)
(ii)
Continuous X-rays : when an electron strike the target metal, it can lose any
portion of its energy. This energy loss in the incident electron is converted
into energy of a single photon of X-rays. Therefore the energies of the X-ray
photons are different. Since the wavelength of a photon is inversely
proportional to its energy, the wavelengths of the photons emitted are
different.
Line X-rays: The incident electrons may penetrate deep into the inner shell
of the target atoms. This causes the electron from the inner K shell or L shell
excited to higher energy levels. When an electron from a higher energy level
falls to fill up these empty shells , the different in energy emitted as energy
of line X-rays.
The energy level of the target atoms are quantized. Different target atoms
have different quantized energy levels. The energies of the emitted X-ray
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photons resulting from the transition between these quantized energy levels
of the target atoms therefore have different discrete values, depending on
the type of target atoms used.
When all the energy of the incident electrons is converted into energy of an
X-ray photon
(iii)
eV = h
(iv)
substituting ( 1.6 x 10
-19
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= 2.26 x 10-10 m
18
x : distance from the point the wave starts to propagate
(a)(i) y : displacement of the particle in the string from the equilibrium position
(ii)
= 4 = 2f f = 4/ 2
2/ = 0.25 , = 2/0.25 v = f
=16 ms-1
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(b)
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3.0 108
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(i) f1 = ( ) f = 700 Hz
)
+
f2 = (
f =580 Hz
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f = 634.4 Hz
(c)
(i)
= ( n-1 )
1
(
1
1
+
2
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= (1.55 1) (15 + 15 )
f = 13.64 cm
(ii)
= +
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1
= 13.64 - 20 = 0.02331
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16
10.0
=
2
(i) amplitude =
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5.0 cm
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= 0.333 Hz
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2
amax = xo =( )2 x amplitude
2
= ( 3 )2 x 5.0 = 21.93 cm s-2
2
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(iv) v =
2
3
=
17 (a)
52 32
= 8.38 cm s-1
(i)
(ii)
-13.6 (
1
42
1
22
-19
=-2.176 x 10
-18
) = 2.55 eV
=2.55 x1.6x10-19
6.63 1034
6.63 1034
4.42 1024
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(iii) mv2 = e V
V=
1.072 1017
1.6 1019
= 67.0 volt
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