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

Long Answer Questions (5-Marks Questions)

1. A neutron is absorbed by a 3L1 nucleus with subsequent emission of alpha particle. Write the corresponding nuclear reaction. Calculate the energy released in this reaction. Given m (3Li6 ) = 6-015126 amu ; m(2He4) = 4-0026044 amu ; m(0n1) = 1-0086654 amu and m( 1H3) = 3-016049 amu.
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2. Explain the term fission, fusion and nuclear reactor.
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3. Explain the difference between mean life and half life of a radioactive sample.
Calculate the number of disintegrations per second of 1 g of a radioactive sample whose half life is 1.4 X 1016 s. The mass number of the sample is 238.
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4. Describe Rutherford’s atomic model.
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5. Establish the formula
1 1
1/λ= R [— — — ] for hydrogen atom.
n12 n22
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6. Electrons in hydrogen like atom with Z = 3 moles transition from fourth to third orbit. The ;Hi:N photons so emitted are allowed to fall normally on a metal surface to cause photoelectric emission. Determine the work function of the metal if stopping potential tor the most energic photoelectron is 3.95 V and Rydberg’s formula for hydrogen like atom is given to be
1 1
1/λ= RZ2 [— — — ] .
n12 n22
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7. A beam of alpha particles and of protons of same velocity v, enter a uniform magnetic field at right angles to the field lines. The particles describe circular orbits. What is the ratio of the radii of these two circles ?
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