Explain how a nanopowder image characterized by scanning electron microscopy differs from one characterized by optical microscopy.

Q: Discuss the physical origins of the gross selection rules for microwave and infrared spectroscopy

A: For microwave spectroscopy, the origin of the gross selection rule is transition dipole moment.

Q: Suppose you want to take a chest x-ray with an x-ray source that has a divergence of 1 degrees. If…

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Q: What are the primary challenges in creating ultra-fast lasers and how do they relate to the…

A: Ultra-fast lasers are a type of laser that emits extremely short pulses of light. These lasers are…

Q: Laser applications, with a specific focus on holography?

A: LASER stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation, and it is a sort of…

Q: In your own words, explain what a Stokes shift is and why it occurs in many fluorescent dyes.

A: STOKES SHIFT When a light of wavelength incident on the part, the molecules absorb the energy and…

Q: What principal advantage does an electron microscope have over an optical microscope?

A: Given: electron microscope , optical microscope

Q: if u(x,y) = e sin (y) %3D show that: Uxx +Uyy =0

A: According to the question, ux,y=exsiny Then ux=∂ux,y∂x=∂∂xexsiny=exsiny And…

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Q: A laser used to weld detached retinas puts out25-ms-long pulses of 640-nm light which average…

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Q: Approximately what percentage of the initial fluorescence intensity remains after 3 lifetimes 5% 13…

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Q: How do lasers utilize the properties of light coherence and monochromaticity to produce concentrated…

A: We have to discuss the formation of concentrated beams using the coherence and monochromaticity…

Q: Name five salient features of a stationary anode X-ray tube.

A: Answer: Salient features of stationary anode x-ray tube: (1) Poor heat loading, (2) Low powered…

Q: Explore the applications of lasers in various fields, including medicine, communication, and…

A: The term "lasers" stands for "light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation," and because…

Q: If we continue heating a piece of initially room-temperature metal in a dark room, it will begin to…

A: The metal glows at any temperatures, but it can be clearly visible to human eyes when it reaches in…

Q: follow the pathway of an electron in the x‐ray tube through to the film plate and explain how an…

A: The extremely high temperature within the filament causes negatively charged elections to be…

Q: What is the cutoff wavelength Amin in pico meters (10-12) of the X-Rays emitted when 32.1 kilo eV…

A: Step 1: Data given: E = 32.1 keV. Step 2: Converting eV into joule:1 ev = 1.6×10−19 JSo, 32.1 keV =…