1. Using the Weiszacker’s formula, calculate the binding energy per nucleon for 235
92 U and
its two fission products: 149
60 Nd and 86
32Ge.
6. How much energy (in Joules) will be produced on complete fission of 1 kg of Uranium (235U), considering that only 0.1% of mass is converted into energy.
A large number of neon atoms are in thermal equilibrium. What is the ratio of the number of atoms in a 5s state to number in 3p state at (a) 300K; (b) 600K; (c) 1200K? The energy difference between two states is 1.96 eV. (d) at any of these temperatures, the rate at which a neon gas spontaneously emits 632.8nm radiation is quite low. Explain why?
A large number of neon atoms are in thermal equilibrium. What is the ratio of the number of atoms in a 5s state to number in 3p state at (a) 300K; (b) 600K; (c) 1200K? The energy difference between two states is 1.96 eV. (d) at any of these temperatures, the rate at which a neon gas spontaneously emits 632.8nm radiation is quite low. Explain why?
What element is formed by the radioactive decay of (a) ( ) 24 11 − Na ; (b) ( ) 22 11 + Na ; (c) ( ) 210 15 P ?
Natural magnesium occurs as a mixture of three isotopes: Mg 24 12 at 78,8%, Mg 25 12 at 10,1% and Mg 26 12 at 11,2%. Calculate the atomic mass of a natural sample of magnesium.
Two slits separated by 1.2 mm are placed 1.40 m from a screen. Light of wavelength 480 nm and 640 nm is incident on the slits. What is the separation distance on the screen of intensity maxima of the second order?
A narrow beam of 100 MeV neutrons, with a intensity 10 to the power 5
n/cm2
.s , is
normally incident on an aluminum foil. The elastic scattering cross
section of aluminum for 100 MeV neutrons is 0.95 barns. The density of
aluminum is 2.7 g/cm3
. How thick must the aluminum foil be in order to
reduce the number of unscattered neutrons emerging from the foil by
three orders of magnitude?
The sum of a number of proton and neutron is called:
A. Atomic number
B. Mass number
C. Isotopes
D. None of these
1. What is the number of a neutron in the nucleus of uranium:
A. 94
B. 145
C. 235
D. Same number
E. Different for different isotopes