part 1 nuc phys Flashcards

1
Q

what is Bohr’s model of the atom?

A

positively charged nucleus with electrons orbiting around it.

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2
Q

what is used to measure nuclear mass?

A

mass spectrometer

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3
Q

what is nuclear masses measured in

A

”atomic mass
units” u

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4
Q

what does 1 u equal

A

931.4941Mev/c^2

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5
Q

what makes Nuclear masses and Atomic masses different

A

Atomic masses include the electrons and atomic
binding energy

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6
Q

what does the first minimum gives us ?

A

the
charge radius of the nucleus.

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7
Q

radaii obey the rule

A

R=R0A^1/3

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8
Q

what binds the protons and neutrons together?

A

Strong Force

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9
Q

what has the most stable nucleus, with the highest binding energy per nucleon.

A

Iron

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10
Q

what happens when Nuclei heavier than Iron want to
break apart to become more stable.

A

Fission

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11
Q

what happens when Nuclei lighter than Iron want to join
together to become more stable.

A

fusion

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12
Q

what is an isotope?

A

same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons and thus
different atomic mass number

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13
Q

what is an Isobars?

A

nuclides with the same atomic mass number but different numbers of protons and neutrons

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14
Q

what is a Isotones?

A

nuclides with the same number of neutrons but different numbers of protons and atomic mass number

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15
Q

shells occur at nucleon numbers

A

2, 8, 20, 28, 50, 82, 128, 184

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16
Q

what are nuclear magic numbers

A

a nuclide
with this number of protons or neutrons will be more stable

17
Q

uses of alpha radation

A

smoke detectors,energy sources for satellites and space probes, radio therapy

18
Q

uses of beta decay

A

Positron Emission Tomography (PET), paper
manufacture

19
Q

uses of gamma rays

A

Radiotherapy,Neutron Activation Analysis , Gamma Ray Bursts (GRB)

20
Q

do alpha particles loose or gain energy via ionistation

A

loose

21
Q

do beta particles loose or gain energy via ionistation,Bremsstrahlung,Møller or Bhabha scattering,

A

loose

22
Q

energy loss of gamma and x rays

A

The Photoelectric effect,Compton Scattering,Pair Production

23
Q

unit of radioactive activiyu

A

Bq

24
Q

unit of absorbed dose

A

Sv

25
Q

unit of equivalent dose

A

Sv

26
Q

unit of Effective Dose

A

SV

27
Q

One Step Decays A → B with B stable

A

NB=N0(1-e^-lamdat)

28
Q

One Step Decays A → B or C with B, C stable

A

NB=lambdaN0te^-lamdat
or
NC=N0(1-(1+lamdat)e^-lamdat)

29
Q

what is q valie

A

kfinal-kinitial

30
Q

what is the kinetic energy threshold

A

The minimum kinetic energy that this /-
particle needs to make the reaction happen