explain what is meant by quantized light
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Q: 11. Shown is X-ray spectrum diagram for iron. Which of these is a possible quantized X-ray photon…
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Q: Describe the significance of the photoelectric effect in understanding light's quantum nature.
A: The photoelectric effect is a phenomenon where light, usually in the form of photons, strikes the…
Q: 1. The uncertainty in the position of an electron, in the atom is approximately 1.5 Å. Find…
A: According to the Heisenberg uncertainty principle ∆x∆p≥h4π where ∆x =…
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Q: 14. Consider the case of a “collision" between a photon and a free proton, initially at rest. What…
A: Let us assume a photon collides with a stationary proton instead of the electron and scatters. Since…
Q: 42. Describe the Lyman, Ballmer and Paschen series
A: When an electron is excited to an outer orbit, it try to get to its old or lower orbits. Therefore…
Q: 8. Find the momentum of a 5.50–cm–wavelength microwave photon. (Discuss why you expect the answer to…
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Q: An electron in a hypothetical atom absorbs exactly 12.0 eV of energy, making it jump from energy…
A: The increasing order of the energy per photon among X-ray, green, IR, UV, Gamma, Radio…
Q: 9. What is the de Broglie wavelength of an electron whose kinetic energy is 50000 eV. A. 5.5x10-10 m…
A: Kinetic energy (K)= 50000 eV
Q: 5. Calculate the wavelength of a photon having the same momentum as an electron moving at 10 m/s ,…
A: The wavelength of the photon is calculated by using the De Broglie relation , which is , λ=hmv ,…
Q: Explain why hot gases do not emit coherent light, but lasers do.
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Q: 1. Determine the photon energy (in Joules) corresponding to a 60 Hz wave emitted from an electrical…
A: Frequency of wave emitted: 60 HzThe aim is to determine the energy of the photons corresponding to…
Q: In an electron microscope we wish to study particle of diameter about 0.10 um. a) What should be the…
A: Given: Diameter of particle =0.10μm=0.10×10-6 m a) In order to observe any object under electron…
Q: Imagine that we want to use an electron gun to prepare an electron beam with a wavelength of 1.0 nm.…
A: Energy gained when subjected to voltage, V is given as E = eVSo wavelength will be
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- 5. A surface of copper (work function = 4.70 eV) is illuminated by light with a wavelength of 220 nm. What is the maximum kinetic energy of the emitted photoelectrons?nains nstan 5. A photon of wavelength A has energy E. If its wavelength were doubled, its energy would be A. 4E. В. 2Е. C. ĮE. D. E.14. The electrons in a rigid box emit photons of wavelength 1385.0nm during the 3 to 2 transition. How long is the box in which the electrons are confined?
- 6.An atomic hydrogen atom is immersed in a magnetic field of 12.44 T. For the 2p to 1s transition more than one line will appear due to the Zeeman effect. What is the smallest wavelength separation of these lines? (in units of picometers (pm)).124. For a 1-kg ball in a l-m² square two-dimensional box (i.e., L = 1 m), what is the lowest quantum energy allowed? If the ball had this kinetic energy, how long would it take to travel from one side of the box to the other? Is this time something that you think you could measure?