Fundamental Forces In Nature Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

four fundamental forces

A

gravitational
electromagnetic
weak nuclear
strong nuclear

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2
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which force plays a main role in formation and evolution of stars, galaxies and galactic clusters

A

gravitational force

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3
Q

electrical repulsion between two protons at a given distance is ____ times stronger than their gravitational attractive force

A

10^36

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4
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one similarity and one difference between gravitational and electromagnetic forces

A

similarity: don’t require a medium
difference: magnitude of electromagnetic force changes when medium is changed

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5
Q

which force binds nucleons

A

strong nuclear force

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6
Q

does electron experience strong nuclear force

A

no

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7
Q

does strong nuclear force depend upon charge

A

no

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8
Q

which force appears in B-decay of nucleus

A

weak nuclear force

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9
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what happens in B-decay process

A

nucleus emits an electron and an uncharged particle called neutrino

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10
Q

four forces strongest to weakest

A

strong nuclear
electromagnetic
weak nuclear
gravitational

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11
Q

relative strength of strong nuclear force

A

1

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12
Q

relative strength of electromagnetic force

A

10^-2

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13
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relative strength of weak nuclear force

A

10^-13

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14
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relative strength of gravitational force

A

10^-39

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15
Q

four forces from shortest range to biggest

A

weak nuclear force
strong nuclear force
gravitational and electromagnetic

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16
Q

range of weak nuclear force

A

very short approx. 10^-16 m

17
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range of strong nuclear force

A

short approx. 10^-15 m

18
Q

range of electromagnetic force

19
Q

range of gravitational force

20
Q

strong nuclear force operates among

A

nucleons, heavier elementary particles

21
Q

electromagnetic force operates among

A

charged particles

22
Q

weak nuclear force operates among

A

some elementary particles, particularly electron and neutrino

23
Q

gravitational force operates among

A

all objects in the universe

24
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why isn’t gravitational force repulsive like electromagnetic force

A

because mass comes in only one variety whereas charge comes in two varieties - positive and negative

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central forces
gravitational and electromagnetic
26
how did Newton unify terrestrial and celestial domains
with his universal law of gravitation
27
electric and magnetic phenomena were shown as inseparable with the experiments of
Oersted and Faraday
28
maxwell's discovery that light is an electromagnetic wave unified
electromagnetism and optics
29
einstein's last years were spent in an unsuccesful search for a theory that would bring which two forces together
gravitation and electromagnetism
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electromagnetic force and weak nuclear force were shown as different aspect of which force and when
electroweak force in 1979
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what is satyendra nath bose known for
bose-einstein condensate bose-einstein statistics bose gas boson