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CBSE Physics Atom, Molecule, Nuclei Expected Questions : Unit X

Derivation Type/Numerical Type Questions (3 Marks Questions)

1. 92U238 decays successively to form 90Th234, 91Pa234, 92U234; 9oTh230, 88Ra226 and 86Rn222 What are the radioactive radiations emitted in each decay process ?
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2. Define hah0 life period of a radioactive substance. Establish its relationship with decay constant.
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3. How photons which are positively charged, held together inside a nucleus ? Draw a graph between potential energy of a pair of nucleons as a functions of their separation.
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4. The half life of a radioactive substance is 1.192x107 s against alpha decay. Calculate the decay rate for 3.18 X 1015 atoms of the substance.
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5. Explain generation of energy in nuclear fusion reaction.
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6. Draw a graph shown of variation of binding energy per nucleon with mass number. Write two main inferences from the graph.
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7. Will neutron to proton ratio increase or decrease, when a radioactive nucleus emits (i) alpha particle, (ii) a beta particle ? Give one example in each case in support of your answer.
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8. Explain the emission of y rays with an example.
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9. What is meant by ionisation and excitation potential ?
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10. How much energy is produced when a mass of 1 amu is completely destroyed ?
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11. What is meson theory of nuclear forces ?
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12. Derive a relation of K.E. of alpha particle in terms of total energy of nucleus from where it is emitted.
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13. Neutrons produced in fission can be slowed even by using ordinary water. Then water is heavy water used for the purpose ?
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