particle ( LEPTONS AND BARYONS ) Flashcards

1
Q

what does a koan decay into

A

pion muon neutrino antineutriono

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2
Q

what does pion decay into

A

muon antimuon neutrion antineutrino

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3
Q

what does muon decay into

A

electron anitneutrino

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4
Q

what are baryons made up off

A

3 quarks

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5
Q

what are meson made up off

A

anti quark and quark

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6
Q

what is conserved in an interaction

A

lepton number baryon number and charge

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7
Q

what are antiparticle

A

they are corresponding particle with same mass and opposite charge

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8
Q

baryon charge for up down and strange

A

up = 2/3 down = -1/3 strange = -1/3

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9
Q

what does anti muon decay into

A

positron and neutrino

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10
Q

what are pion and koan

A

both are mesons

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11
Q

what is conserved

A

energy momentum and charge are conserved for the decay to happen

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12
Q

what are baryons

A

anything that decays into a proton example proton and neutron

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13
Q

when is a pion released

A

when a proton is released

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14
Q

what interaction does hadron go through

A

strong weak electromagnetic and gravity

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15
Q

what interaction does leptons go through

A

gravity weak and electromagnetic

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16
Q

example of hadron

A

pion kaon proton and neutrons

17
Q

example of lepton

A

electron and neutrinos

18
Q

when is strangeness conserved

A

strong interaction

19
Q

what role does exchange particle play

A

they transfer energy and momentum to the other particle

20
Q

what happens to mass and atomic number in alpha decay

A

mass number decreases by 4 atomic number decreases by 2 ( atomic number is number of proton)

21
Q

what happens to atomic and mass number in beta decay

A

mass number stays the same atomic number decreases by 1

22
Q

what is udd

A

neutrons

23
Q

what interation happens with the w-

A

weak interaction

24
Q

state the class of particle that the w- belongs to

A

bosons

25
Q

particles that are produced when a muon decays

A

electro an electron antineutrino and muon neutrino

26
Q

Describe the interaction that is responsible for keeping protons and neutrons together
in a stable nucleus.
You should include details of the properties of the interaction in your answer

A

the strong interaction is responsible for keeping them together
has an attraction up to 1 to 5 femtometres and repulsive below 1 and above 5
only affects hadrons so baryons and mesons

27
Q

Nuclei can decay by alpha decay and by beta decay.
In alpha decay only one particle is emitted but in beta decay there are two emitted
particles.
Explain how baryon number is conserved in alpha and beta decay.

A

in alpha decay the number of neutrons and protons are unchanged so baryon does not change

where as in beta decay a neutron changes into a proton and both of them have the same baryon number

28
Q

There have been considerable advances in our understanding of particle physics over
the past 100 years.
Explain why it is necessary for many teams of scientists and engineers to collaborate
in order for these advances to be made.

A

results and data has to checked by other scientist before they can be accepted

many skills and discipline are required which one team are unlikely to have

particle accelerators are very expensive so working together helps spread the cost out

29
Q

Which is an exchange particle of the strong nuclear force?

A

pion

30
Q

A polonium-210 nucleus is formed when a stationary nucleus of bismuth-210 decays.
A beta-minus (β−
) particle is emitted in this decay.
Outline, with reference to β− decay, why bismuth-210 and polonium-210 have different
proton numbers.

A

a neutron turns into a proton
proton number increases by 1 so polonium would have one more proton than bismuth

31
Q

what can use used to detect beta particle

A

cloud chamber