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Nuclear physics flashcards

Nuclear physics flashcards

  • What element is X

    What element is X

    Krypton

  • Why are high energy electrons used to determine nuclear size

    Not subject to strong nuclear force

  • Electron diffraction experiments have been performed on a range of different nuclei to give information about nuclear density and average separation of particles in the nucleus

    Nuclear density and average separation of nucleons are constant

  • An argon atom formed by electron capture releases an x ray photon how ?

    Orbital electron vacancy due to electron capture

    Outer electron fills vacancy and emit x ray photon

  • Alpha

    Two different track lengths

    Short range particles have lower energy than long range particles

    Particles in each range have same energy

  • Which of the two radioactive isotopes, plutonium –239 or the uranium isotope, has the longer half-life?

    U-235

    Inverse relationship Of half life and alpha particle energy

  • Half life - 50sDecay constant - 0.014 s^-1Number of particles initially - 1.7 x 10^7

    Half life - 50s

    Decay constant - 0.014 s^-1

    Number of particles initially - 1.7 x 10^7

  • 82 p 214 nucleon

    82 p 214 nucleon