1. What is meant by a 'black' body ? How can we make an almost ideal blackbody in the lab ? 2. What is the UV catastrophe ? How it was solved ?
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A: Energy of the hydrogen atom for different quantum number is given as, Here n = 1 is the hydrogen…
Q: 1. Our eyes are most sensitive to light with a wavelength of 550nm. Find the temperature of a…
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Q: When an electron moves from the n=5 orbit to the n=4 orbit of a hydrogen atom, a photon of light is…
A: Initial orbit = n = 5 Final orbit = n =4 Energy of the photon = E =??? Frequency of the radiation…
Q: 2. Can we Estimate the Solar Constant? A result from theoretical physics, known as the…
A: A blackbody is an ideal concept which irradiates every wavelength of light across the spectrum.…
Q: n hydrogen is fused into helium, energy is released from Choose one: A. conversion of mass to…
A: Given :- When the hydrogen is fused into helium Find:- energy is released fromChoose one: A.…
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Q: What did Einstein call his greatest blunder? a. introducing a cosmological constant to his…
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Q: . Cold object radiation a. What is the lowest temperature that the simulation can model? b.…
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Q: Explain what the photoelectric effect is. How does it work. What kind of light must be used? Why? If…
A: The photoelectric effect is a phenomenon in which electrons are ejected from the surface of a metal…
Q: A. Why do we need Lagrangean,why was it introduced and what is the importance of Lagrange in general…
A: Lagrangian: The Lagrangian of a system is basically defined by the form, , where, T and V are the…
Q: 2. Calculate the total intensity I=J, I(2)da emitted at absolute temperature T from a blackbody…
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Q: 3. What is the longest wavelength EM radiation that can eject a photoelectron from silver (A=4.73…
A: Work function of silver (A)=4.73 eV Planck's constant (h)=6.626×10-34 J s Speed of light (c)=3×108…
Q: Define the term photon. Then, state whether a photon of blue light or red light has higher energy…
A: Photon is an elementary particle and the force carrier for the electromagnetic force. Photons are…
Q: Which of the following things have mass? a. Dark Energy. b. Photons. c. None of the…
A: Answer: (d) dark matter
Q: Give a brief yet concise answer to these two questions below and draw appropriate icons or images…
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Q: 2. Suppose you can find the velocity of an object with a 'photogate'. The photogate measure the time…
A: Given:Angle,θ=18°Gate lenght,L=0.7mSliding lenght,l=0.15mTime,t=232 ms=0.232 sFind the time through…
Q: he universe emit ultraviolet light with wavelength 121.6 nm. If we see this Lyman alpha adiation…
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Q: A photon has wavelength of (λ = 695 pm). Does this photon have enough energy to ionize a hydrogen…
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Q: Calculate the energy (in Joules) of an infrared photon with a frequency of 3×1012 Hz.(Remember…
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Q: Cesar reads about the big bang theory, which explains that the universe expanded as the result of an…
A: Cesar reads about the big bang theory, which explains that the universe expanded as theresult of an…
Q: Q1. In studying the black body radiation, ultraviolet catastrophe is appeared. 1- Draw the curve of…
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Q: 1.The hydrogen emission spectrum had no green line. Explain using your own words (hints: how would…
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Q: Given a photon of wavelength, lambda, energy, E, and frequency, f. If the photon wavelength is…
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Q: Explain the physical processes described by the Einstein's photoelectric equation hv = 1/2mv2+ hv0…
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Q: what is the objective of studying millikan oil drop experiment? 2. what is the principle of…
A: In Millikan drop experiment, we measure the charge of an electron(e) and also prove that this charge…
Q: Define an idealized blackbody
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Q: Describe the ultraviolet catastrophe and how it shaped scientists’ understanding of light.
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Q: Describe how the hydrogen atom might absorb a photon of energy less than 13.6 eV. Describe a process…
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Q: 21. Blackbody radiation: Assuming the object's surface is a flat and Lambertian, the spectral…
A: The spectral exitance of an ideal black body radiation source follows plank's law
Q: 1. Show the degeneration of each energy level of the hydrogen atom and discuss the degeneracy and…
A: Explain the meaning of the Bohr radius according to Schrödinger's quantum mechanics. Bohr's…
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Q: What do we observe in the spectral lines of stars as they become hotter and hotter? Select one: OA.…
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Q: For a particle of mass m, the Compton wavelength, c, is defined as follows: λc = h/mc. a.)…
A: Given,The compton wavelength,λC=hmca) Proton's compton wavelength,λp=hmpch is Planck's constantmp is…
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A: The electromagnetic spectrum shows the arrangement of all waves according to the wavelength and…
Q: 1. Which of the following theories is probabilistic? a. Newton's Law of Gravity. b.…
A: We will answer the question by first looking at the definition of the term 'probabilistic'. The…
Q: An object at an initial temperature of 27 degrees C is raised to a temperature of 877 degrees C. How…
A: Given: T = 27 C = 27 + 273 = 300 K T' = 877 C = 1150 K
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