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2) Explain what
emissionand
absorption spectraare. Explain the
difference between the emission spectra of gasses and solids.3)
Calculate energy of the founh energy level(r :4)
in Hydrogen.4)
Calculate the energy of the photon that is emitted, when the electron in the fourth energy level jumps to the ground state.5)
What is the ionization energy of Hydrogen?6)
Consider lightwith
a frequencyof
4.5x
7014H2. Calculate the energyof
each photon. Hint:Planck's constant
is
4.136x
10-1seV'
s.7)
The energyof
a photonfrom
a green laseris2.4
eY, which correspondsto
3.7x 10-1e
J.Consider a green laser with a power
of
15 W. How many photons does this red laser emit each second, assuming that the efficiency of the laser is 20 %?8)
What is the definitionof I
eV?9)
Write out the nuclear reactions below by adding ø-particles, B-particles or/-rays.
Remember the electron antineutrino in the case of beta decay.'llpu -'ltl.^+
'81¡^ - 2!lNp+
'|lpu -.'}trpu+
'|lPu -'32u*
'32u -'33rn+
'33rn -'33nu+
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2!$na is an unstable isotopeof
Radium that decays into and isotopeof
Radon (Rn) by alpha decay. CalculateA
and Z for the daughter nucleus.l1)
Take a look at the diagram in Figure 1 below:10
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a)
How can the diagram be used to understand the processes of fission and fusion?b)
Use the diagram above to estimate the total binding energyof 2]!U
c)
Use the diagram to estimate the energy released in the alpha decayof
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