Quantum Flashcards

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What does Quantum physics explore?

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EM radiation and subatomic particles like electrons.

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Who founded Photons and what are they?

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Planck discovered EM is quantised
A ‘packet’ or ‘quantum’ of EM radiation.

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What does the photon and wave model show?

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Photon model - how EMR interacts with matter
Wave model - propagation of waves thro space

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What is directly proportional to frequency?

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Energy of photon
E = hf

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5
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What equations get E = hc/landa

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E =hf
c =flanda

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What is an electronvolt

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1ev is the energy transferred to or from an electron when it moves thro a pd of 1V

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7
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How to go from Joules to Ev

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Divide by 1.6*10^-19

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How is eV related to J?

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From W = VQ = Ve
1 * e = value

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Explain all points of determining planck constant frm LEDS

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  • Led only emit at threshold pd
  • Potential divide, vary, record, repeat, mean, uncertianity
  • Graph V against 1/landa
  • m = hc/e
  • Calculate h
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What is the definition of phototelectric effect?

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The emission of electrons from the surface of a metal when EM waves with frequency greater than threshold f, are incident on the metal.

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Give a real life example of Photoelectric effect?

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Spacecrafts, interfer with electric components

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Explain the gold leaf electroscope.

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  • Zinc plate ontop of negatively charged rod and gold leaf (attached)
  • UV light cause effect, leaf retract to centre rod
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What observations can be made from gold leaf electroscope?

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Visible light does not work as photon energy less than work function. intensity dont matter as one to on interaction
UV has required energy, intensity increase rate
Photon energy come frm threshold frequency

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Why does some photoelectric travel faster?

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some electrons need more energy as position to positive ions. More enery for this, less energy for kinetic

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What was the gold leaf electroscope origionally used for?

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measure pd.

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16
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How do night vision goggles work?

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Image intesnifier used effect, metal often semiconductor, suitable work function.

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Where did Einstiens effect equation come from?

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Applied conservation of energy to all.

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what does f0 mean? What does this mean for equation?

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Threshold frequency, zero kinetic enery
hf = @ + KEmax (0)

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19
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Explain graph used for this Einstiens equation.

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Kinetic energy against frequency.
M = h
M same no matter material.

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Do photons have a charge?

21
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Do photons travel at the same speed in a vacuum?

22
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Is watts a unit of energy?

23
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Is kW/h a unit of energy?

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How does the eney of a photon in glass differ from air.

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Define Wave-particle duality.
The theory that all objects can exhibit both wave and particle properties.
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Describe the issue that led to the idea of wp duality.
Interference describes EM radaition as a continuous wave, Photoelectric effect describes it as stream of photons (particles). Idea of wp daulity of nature.
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What is wave model of light used for? What is it?
Intereference and diffraction. Describes light as oscillating electric and magentic fields perpendicular that propagate through matter or vacuum.
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What is the particle model of light used for? What is it?
Used to explain photoelectric effect. Light is a steam of discrete packets called photons.
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Who proposed the WP duality theory?
Louis de Brogile
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Explain an experiment Broglie did to explain WP theory.
1. Accerated electrons from electron gun at layer of polycrystalline. In vacuum. 2. Circular intereference pattern made 3. Wave like property, but particles
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Why did Broglie use Polycrystalline?
Diffraction gratings too large for diameter of electrons. Spacing between regularly arrange atoms act as grating.
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Why was the pattern circular in Broglie's experiment?
The arrangement of the atoms of plycrystalline are diffferent from diffraction gratings.
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How did Broglie come up with landa = h/p?
Combined E=mc^2 with quantum landa = h/mv mv = p
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Who tested Broglie's theory?
2 Americans Davisson and Germer.
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What experiement was done to support Broglie's experiment?
Acclerated electrons frm gun, through pd, to nickel crystal. Circular pattern made.
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What forumla did these two get for landa again? How?
landa = h/Sqaure root '2mVe' Substituded eV = 1/2mv^2
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What 2nd thing did Broglie predict? Explain how it was proved.
Varying velocity affects wavelength. Varies speed, Circular rings of patter bigger, shorter wavelength.
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What can electron dffraction be used for?
Determine inter-atomic spacing.
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How cna high speed electrons be useful?
Shorter wavelength, can dtermine distance of smaller inter-atomic spacing.
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What has a inverse relationship with wavelength?
Mass
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Why do humans not diffract through doors?
Bigger mass, shorter wavelngth, diffraction negligible.
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Whats the cool sentence?
Intensity at a given point is the probability of a particle being there.
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Why are x-rays more damaging to cells than some other waves?
Photon energy inversely proportional to wavelngth. Short wavelength, more energy, more damage to cells
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To get from eV to J, do what?
times 1.6*10^-19
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What has a typical value of 1.5eV?
Infrared photon.