7A.2 Electrons from atoms Flashcards

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what is the photoelectric effect

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when electrons are released form a metals surface because the metal is eat by a EM radiation

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what is thermionic emission

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the release of electrons from the surface of a metal caused by the heating of the metal

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the Kinetic energy that the electrons experience in an electric field depend on

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the p.d they move through linked by this equation Ek = eV

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what is a cathode ray

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a beam of electrons

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how can we form a beam of electrons

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by using thermionic emission of the photoelectric affect to produce electrons then use and electric field to accelerate them

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if a cathode ray passes through a further electric/magnetic field what will happen

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the force on the ray would cause it to deflect

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if fast moving electrons hit a screen that is painted with a particular chemical what will happen

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the screen will fluoresce. it will emit light

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why are CRO (cathode ray oscilloscopes) useful

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because they can change the direction of the ray easily by passing the beam through a vertical and horizontal electric field, and because the power of the beam can be altered since its made by electric plates

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how can we tell the structure of a crystal using electrons

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by firing an electron beam onto a crystal in will form a scattering pattern which will tell us about the structure

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10
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what is the De Broglie wavelength

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landa = h/p

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how did shooting electron beans at crystals prove the De Broglie wavelength

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when the electron beam was shoot at the crystal it created a diffraction pattern which only can be occur if the beam had a wavelength

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so how can we observe electron diffraction

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by measuring the radius of a circular pattern for every accelerating voltage then you can preform calculations to find the De Broglie wavelength

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when a wave passes through a gap that is the same size as there wave length what will happen

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they will diffract

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the degree of diffraction of a wave depends on

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the ratio of the size of the gap compared to the wavelength of a wave

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how are electrons diffracted when shoot at crystals

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the gaps between the crystals can act as a diffraction grating, with a diffraction pattern formed in which we can calculate the distance between the atoms

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16
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the smaller the structure…

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the higher energy beam required to investigate it