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Q: 2. Compton effect and de Broglie hypothesis
A: Compton Effect: In the process of the Compton effect, the photon associates with a free atomic…
Q: 5. Given the single particle (ideal perfect gas) partition function Z = particle ideal gas equation.…
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Q: 1. what phase of matter have particles close together but are not held rigidly? 2. what phase of…
A: (Since there are multiple questions posted, we will answer the first question for you. If you want…
Q: What is the difference between spectral emission and absorption lines? And what is their origin? 2.…
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Q: O a. matter waves
A: When there is no transfer of heat between two bodies it shows that they are at the same temperature.…
Q: The story how light elements formed like hydrogen, helium, lithium, beryllium...
A: - The light elements formed like hydrogen,helium, lithium, beryllium because of nuclear fusion…
Q: Which is always true about spin concept? a) the installed particles are spin owners. b) it is…
A: Spin angular momentum is due to rotation of body around its axis, but for point like particles like…
Q: 1. What is the Fermi energy (EF) for the electrons in a white dwarf of radius R=10-² Ro and M = 1 Mo…
A: Here we have an interesting problem. Basically, the formula of the fermi energy of a white dwarf is…
Q: what effect does ionizing radiation have on water? 12. Why is there concern about changes to matter…
A: Ionizing radiation is a type of energy that removes electrons from atoms and molecules in a variety…
Q: what is space charge effect
A: Space charge is nothing but the charges (electrons) emitted from metal surface accumulated in space.…
Q: https://www.compadre.org/PQP/quantum-theory/section13_6.cfm 1. What was this section about?2. What…
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Q: Structure of Hydrogen Atom. Conceptually explain?
A: The hydrogen atom is the simplest of all atoms, having just one proton and one electron. According…
Q: 1. Based on the Maxwel Boltzman Distribution Function, find the mean of the following quantities :…
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Q: Qifill the blank 1-The current in semi- conductor produced by... 2-Processof adding an impurity to…
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Q: Decreasing the concentration of doped elements in TEG modules lead to an increase in O a. all. O b.…
A: A Thermoelectric Generator module uses thermoelectric materials which generate power through…
Q: 3. Kittel, Ch4-7. Free energy of photon gas. (a) Show that the partition function of a photon gas is…
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Q: Q4. Complete the following sentences: 1. Applications of graphite are ... 2. Energy equation for 0-D…
A: 1. Lithium-ion batteries, lubricants, automative parts. Li-ion battery is the most important…
Q: 4. What is an atom?
A: “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…
Q: A tank contains water vapor, water droplets, and chemically inert helium gas. How many independent…
A: Gibbs phase rule gives the relationship between the number of phases and number of constituents in a…
Q: Define and describe quantization of angular momentum.
A: The electrons in an atom revolve around the nucleus only in stationary orbits as proposed in the…
Q: Tick the correct answer (V) and false answer (x): a- Plasma has only charged particles..... b- Debye…
A: Here we are going to check whether it is true or false.
Q: Fill in the blanks with suitable words: 4. When the energy difference between two atomic or…
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Q: nature
A: Transmutation is the process of changing from one chemical element to another. With the help of…
Q: Describe the photoelectric effect and why it was relevant to the development of our understanding of…
A: Introduction : Photoelectric effect was discovered by Einstein in 1905.
Q: 3. Gravity . stability by Brownian motion stability by Choices: increases, decreases, moving…
A: Ans: Gravity decreases stability by pulling particles down. Brownian motion increases stability by…
Q: During Bose-Einstein condensation all the atoms fall back to the _______ a) Ground state b) First…
A: In case of Bose-Einstein Condensation, the temperature of the material remains to be quite low such…
Q: Q3. What is the distinction between electronic and ionic conduction?
A: The major distinction of these two types of conduction , is the way of transfer of energy.
Q: 2 ki Question-2: For the circuit shown: (Answer five only) + 10 V- Iz * Vz- SV 10 1. Which diode…
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Q: Explain Tyndall Effect.
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Q: Q5 What is the fermi level energy? How the position of fermi level changes with the addition of…
A: Introduction: The Fermi level can be considered to be the energy separating occupied states of the…
Q: 1- CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER: When we raise the electrons from lower level to upper level. This…
A: To determine When we raise the electrons from the lower level to the upper level. This process is…
Q: Distant spectroscopy. Give at least 7 applications and explain each one.
A: Distant spectroscopy is a powerful analytical technique used to study the properties of materials…
Q: 16. Microwaves and x-rays use what kind of energy? ® kinetic potential thermal radiant 17. What is…
A: 16.Microwave and x-rays are radiant energy. i.e it's originated from radiation emits by matter and…
Q: Fill in the blanks.. In 1887, Heinrich Hertz discovered a)....................... waves. His…
A: Fill in the blanks. About hertz experiment.
Q: The planetary model for atoms is consistent with
A: Rutherford model, also called Rutherford atomic model, nuclear atom, or planetary model of the atom.…
Q: 2) Interstellar dust radiate most of its energy at 100 µm. Assuming the dust to be a blackbody…
A: Interstellar dust is formed during the supernova of stars. When a star dies, it ejects its outer…
Q: superconductive magnets can only work in ...................... degrees.
A: superconductive magnets can only work in ...................... degrees. answer is -1950 C or -3200…
Q: of matter. (ii) Lattice, basis and crystal structure.
A: The required definitions are given below
Q: In open system, which can be exchanged? O a. Energy only O b. Nothing O c. Both energy and mass d.…
A: An open system can exchange both energy and matter with its surroundings. The stovetop example would…
Q: Structure of Hydrogen Atom in classical mechanics and quantum mechanics. Explain briefly?
A: The human mind was always curious to know about the things that make the whole universe. One of the…
Fermi gas. Statistical mechanics-Physics.
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