Bose-Einstein statistics can be applied to _______ a) Electrons b) Photons c) Fermions d) Protons

Q: QUESTION 4 The first estimations of the size of atom were that diameter of the atom was about |…

A: The nucleus size helps to determine the size of the atom. The first estimates for the nucleus size…

Q: In X-ray emission tubes, X-ray is emitted by the acceleration of ________________ a) Atoms b)…

A: C

Q: The atomic number of an atom is equal to:    A. The number of protons in an atom   B. The number of…

A: The atomic number of an atom is defined as the number of protons present in the nucleus and the…

Q: Who was the first person to use the word "atom" to describe the fundamental particles of matter? a.)…

A: The term atom is the smallest unit of material or the definite structural element which cannot be…

Q: Which scientist defined the areas of probability of where electrons can be found orbiting the…

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Q: 6. Who discovered the nucleus of the atom? A. Dalton B. Rutherford C. Millikan D. Thomson

A: Given :- Discovery of nucleus .

Q: Which of the following experiments is an evidence that electrons exhibit wave properties? i) The…

A: Davisson and Germer experiment demonstrated that the wave nature of the electron, through electron…

Q: Nuclear Instruments & Control   Which listed radiation detector type operates by the collection of…

A: Which listed radiation detector type operates by the collection of electrons emitted when a light…

Q: A hydrogen atom releases a photon with an energy of 12.5eV.  a) Determine the frequency of the…

A: A photon is ideally a massless particle that travels at the speed of light. The energy possessed by…

Q: Which of these is a type of X-ray emitted by electrons that jump between allowed orbits in an atom?…

A: When high energetic electrons collide with inner shell electron, the inner electron is ejected…

Q: Electron moves from n =3 to n=2  a) calculate change in energy of the electron in joules  b)…

A: calculate the change in energy of an electron moving from energy level n=3 to n=2For n=3 , energy E…

Q: How can you "charge" an object? Hint: This is a physics question. A. By adding or removing protons…

A: Required  method to charge a body

Q: MCQ 22: The beam of electrons can be produced with the help of A. anode-ray tube B. cathode-ray tube…

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Q: The Zeeman effect is not used in ________ a) NMR b) MRI c) Optical Amplifiers d) Laser Cooling

A: Option c

Q: Associate the units with the quanity they measure          -           A.           B.           C.…

A: Quantity                      Unit Force                           Newton (N)    Energy…

Q: What is the wavelength of the photon emitted when an electron in the third excited state of neon…

A: Given: Neon atomic number Z=10            ni=3 and nf=1 To find: Wavelength of photon emitted when…

Q: explain how X-rays interact with matter

A: X-rays interact with matter through a process called electromagnetic interaction. X-rays are a form…

Q: The radiations emitted by hot bodies are called as ________________ a) X-rays b) Black-body…

A: B

Q: Which physicist discoverd x-rays?   a. Wilhelm Rontgen   b. Nikola Tesla   c. James Clerk…

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Q: What are aspects of quantum mechanics that distinguish it from classical mechanics? (Select all that…

A: #NOTE: Thank you for the question. As per the company honor code, we are allowed to answer only the…

Q: X-Rays are not used in _____________ a) Photographic film b) Photocells c) Geiger tubes d)…

A: B