Modern Physics Ch 2

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We regard electrons as particles because they possess charge and mass we also interpret a moving electron as wave manifestation because 

they exhibit diffraction, interference, and polarization

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how did we find out electrons act as waves

In the double-slit experiment, electrons fired one by one still form an interference pattern — a clear sign of wave behavior

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the speed 𝑐 of electromagnetic waves in free space

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𝜖0 is …………… of free space and 𝜇0 ……………….

the electric permittivity, is magnetic permeability

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electromagnetic waves travel with the speed of

light

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light consists of 

electromagnetic waves

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X-ray frequency is from

10-8 - 10-12

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destructive interference shows as , it’s wavelength is

dark line, odd number half wavelength

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constructive interference shows as, it’s wavelength is?

bright line, integer number of wavelength

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A Blackbody is 

an ideal body that absorbs all radiation incident on it, Regardless of frequency 

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When metals get hot they radiate heat and light that is

EM energy

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when body is in thermal equilibrium with it’s surroundings it absorbs radiation at the same rate as it……….. which walls are perfect reflectors of…………..

Emits it, standing EM waves 

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Formula for blackbody radiation 

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Oscilator energies

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Actual average energy per standing wave 

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Photoelectric effect is when

we direct light at metals after freq. ν0 we see electrons emitting called Photoelectrons 

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under critical frequency ν …………. emit

no electrons emit

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energy of Photo-electrons range form

0 to max value that increase linearly with increase in freq.

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Photoelectrons acquire kinetic energy by……….. which produces ……………..that can be measured 

Absorbing photon energy, Electric current 

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on Photoelectric effect - Higher frequency of light result in

higher energy of Photoelectron

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Photon energy =

hv

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in photoelectric effect work function

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Photo electric formula 

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energy of incident photon can be calculated using

h*c/lamda

<p>h*c/lamda</p>
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X-rays are? there wavelength range from

EM waves, 0.01 to 10 nm

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in X-ray, The higher the accelerating voltage the

faster the electrons and shorter the wavelengths 

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X-ray production formula

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in X-ray ve is Kinetic energy =

hvmax =

<p>h<em>v</em><sub>max</sub> =</p>
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In X-ray vmax =

c/λmin

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X-ray diffraction

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compton effect in photo

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Compton effect is 

scattering of electron by photon, Energy and momentum are conserved 

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(Compton)The photon loses an amount of its energy in the collision

which is gained by the scattered electron as kinetic energy 𝐾

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(compton) scattered photon has freq. …….. than incident photon

Lower

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(compton) scattered photon has……. energy and ……… wavelength 

less energy, longer wavelength 

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Wavelength in compton

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compton effect in formula

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Pair production

Photon materialize into an electron and a positron

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Pair production cannot occur in

empty space it needs a nucleus to conserve momenutm

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Pair production need a photon of atleast 

1.02 MeV any additional turns becomes kinetic energy for the electron and positron 

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inverse of pair production ocures when

positron ids near an electron and two become one with lost mass becoming energy in form of two gamma rays

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radiation intensity is

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x absorber thickness is 

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photon and gravity

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Photon energy after falling thru hight H

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