atomic physics Flashcards

1
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gamma decay

A

gamma particle (Ɣ - high energy photon) is emitted after alpha or beta decay

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2
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alpha decay

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helium+2 (2 protons, 2 neutrons) is emitted

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3
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beta+ decay

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positron and neutrino are emitted

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4
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beta- decay

A

electron and antineutrino are emitted

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5
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DeBroglie Relationship

A

λ = h/mv

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6
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Linear momentum of electron (Bohr)

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p = (n*h)/(2*π*r) = n*ħ/r

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7
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Angular momentum of electron

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p=n*h/2*π = n*ħ

*note: not dependent on radius

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8
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Energy of electron (Bohr)

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E = -(mZ2e4)/(8n2h2ε02)

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9
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orbital radius of electron (Bohr)

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r = (n2h2ε0)/(Z*π*m*e2)=n2a0/Z

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10
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Bohr radius

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radius of 1st electron (hydrogen atom)
a0=h20/π*m*e2<br></br> = 0.0529nm

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11
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shortcomings of bohr model

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1) doesnt explain spectral lines
2) violates uncertainty principle

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12
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Valence shell capacities

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  1. 2
  2. 8
  3. 18
  4. 32
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13
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subshell names and capacities

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in shell 1:
1s
in shell 2:
2s 2p
in shell 3:
3s 3p 3d
in shell 4:
4s 4p 4d 4f

s shells hold 2 electrons
p shells hold 6 electrons
d shells hold 10 electrons
f shells hold 14 electrons
g shells hold 18 electrons

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14
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Stephan Boltzman law

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j* = σT4

P = AεσT4

ε = emissivity of object (for perfect blackbody, 1)

j* = emissive power

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15
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Wien’s displacement law

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λmaxT = b
b = Wien’s constant

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16
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Weak force interaction

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responsible for beta decay

17
Q

Fermions

A

quantum numbers described by pauli-exclusion principle

1/2 integer spin

types of fermions: quarks, leptons, any particle with odd combination of these, baryons
antisymmetric wave functions

18
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Quarks

A

itneract through strong interaction
only known carriers of fractional charge

19
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Leptons

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Do not interact through strong interaction
electrons, muons, taus

20
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Bosons

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have integer spins
photons, gluons, graviton
symetric wave functions

21
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Strong force interaction

A

pion interaction between particles

22
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photoelectric effect

A

eV = hf + φ

φ -> work function of metal
e -> charge of electron
V -> stopping potential
f -> frequency of emmited light

23
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change in wavelength for compton scattering

A

λ’ - λ = h/(mec)

24
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Bremsstrahlung radiation

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breaking radiation from accelerated electrons into metal target
causes x-ray radiation

25
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kenetic energy for electron for x-ray radiation

A

E = hc/λc

λc -> cutoff radiation

26
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antiparticle of photon

A

photon!

27
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difference between neutrino and antineutrino

A

neutrino lepton number is +1
antineutrino lepton number is -1

28
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pion decay

A

π- -> μ- + ν
π+ -> μ+ + ν

29
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particle that confirmed the eightfold way

A

Ω-

arangement of particles based on lepton number and strangeness

30
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pauli’s exclusion principle

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no 2 electrons cannot occupy the same state. applies to particles with 1/2 integer spin

31
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J/ψ particle

A

electrically neutral
very heavy
led to discovery of charmed quarks (particle is bound state of charmed quarks)

32
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muon decay

A

μ+ -> e+ + ve + vμ

muon decays into positron and 2 neutrinos (electron neutrino and muon antineutrino)