Lecture 8 Flashcards

1
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Formula to calculate the wavelength of a particle (De Broglie)

A

h = Planck’s Constant

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2
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Calculate the initial electric potential energy of an electron (having e electric charge)

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3
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Formula to calculate wavelength of an electron with given energy.

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4
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3 differences between light microscope and electron microscope.

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Vacuum needed in electron microscope to prevent electron spreading

Magnification of the magnetic lens can be continuously varied

Primary aberrations cannot be corrected as magnetic lenses are always converging.

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5
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Where the electron beam penetrates through the sample.

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Transmission Electron Microscope

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6
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TEM samples should be thinner than…

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100nm

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7
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How are images formed by scanning electron microscopes?

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Backscattered electrons and secondary electrons are knocked out of the sample, giving a 3D image.

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8
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What is the photoelectric effect?

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Release of electrons from a clean metal when light of proper frequency shines on it.

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9
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Formula showing the initial kinetic energy leaving the metal plate is equal to zero.

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10
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The maximum kinetic energy of emitted electrons depends on…

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frequency of light only

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11
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For a given frequency and retarding potential, the intensity of the photocurrent is proportional to…

A

The intensity of light

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12
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When does photocurrent start to flow?

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Instantaneously once light hits the cathode

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13
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What happens at the cut-off frequency?

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No electrons are emitted

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14
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Calculate the energy of a photon

(Einstein)

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  • E = hv*
  • v = frequency of light*
  • h = Planck’s Constant*
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15
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What do photons do?

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Collide with individual electrons in metals and knock them out, giving their entire energy to the electrons.

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16
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Give the formula for the law of energy conservation

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W = work of release (from metal)

17
Q

What is a photoelectron (PM) tube?

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Where energy of a single photon is converted to measurable electric current

Used for light intensity measurement/nuclear radion detection

18
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Calculate the energy of a photon with the energy states of an atom

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  • Ee = Excited State*
  • Eg = Ground State*
19
Q

What is Compton scattering?

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If a photon collides with a free electron, there is an energy change in the electron.

20
Q

Scattering is produced by…

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Light of any frequency

21
Q

When is excitation possible?

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Only at some well-defined frequencies

22
Q

What is photoluminescence?

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Excitation made by emission light of proper frequency and de-excitation process with light emission.

23
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What are the two types of photoluminescence?

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Fluorescence and Phosphorescence

24
Q

Give the Lambert law

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  • I0 = The light of intensity*
  • d = Thickness of substance*
  • μ = Attenuation co-efficient*
25
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Formula to calculate the attenuation co-efficient.

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μ = ε c

  • ε = Molar exctinction coefficient*
  • c = molar concentration*
26
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Give the beer-lambert formula

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