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Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 1

The life time of a nucleus in excited state is 10–12s. The uncertainty in the energy and frequency of γ-ray photon emitted by it. (h = 6.63 × 10–34 Js) (in units of 1011 Hz) is a × 1011Hz. Find a.


Detailed Solution for Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 1

From the energy time uncertainty


The correct answer is: 1.59 x 1011 Hz

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Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 2

The number of photon emitted per second by a 40W source of mono chromatic light of wavelength 6000Å is given by x × 1020. Find the value of x.


Detailed Solution for Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 2

The correct answer is: 1.206

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Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 3

For what wavelength of photon does compton scattering result in a photon whose energy is one half that of the original photon at a scattering angle of 45º? Give the answer as [a × 10–3 Å] . Find the value of a.


Detailed Solution for Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 3


The correct answer is: 7.085

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Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 4

For what value of an electron’s speed will its de-Broglie wavelength be same as the compton wavelength? (in terms of c)


Detailed Solution for Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 4

de Broglie wavelength

Compton wavelength 


The correct answer is: 0.707

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Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 5

Gamma ray photons of energy 1.02 MeV are scattered from electrons which are initially at rest. Find the angle for symmetric scattering at this energy (in degrees)


Detailed Solution for Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 5

For symmetric scattering θ = φ
From the relation between  θ & φ


The correct answer is: 41.4

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Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 6

The average life time of an excited atomic state is 10–8s. If the wavelength of the spectral line associated with the transition from this state to the ground state is 6000 Å. What will be the width of this line? (in femtometer)


Detailed Solution for Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 6

Average life time = Δt = uncertainty in time = 10–8s


 

width of the line = 1.9 × 10–14 m
The correct answer is: 19

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Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 7

If the X-ray photon is scattered at angle of 180° and electron recoils with an energy of 4 keV. Then calculate the wavelength of the incident photon (in Å) in angstroms.


Detailed Solution for Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 7

K.E. of recoiled e is
E = 4 × 103 × 1.6 × 10–19 Joules = 6.4 × 10–16 J

= 34.13 × 10–24 kg m/s

From conservation of momentum


solving (i) & (ii)

The correct answer is: 0.35

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Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 8

The minimum kinetic energy of an alpha particle that can exist in a nucleus (use uncertainty principle  )  (Radius of nucleus = 10–14m) (in keV)


Detailed Solution for Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 8

Radius of nucleus = 10–14 m
∴ Uncertainty in position 

= 1.054 × 10–20 kg m/s
Mass of α particle = 4mp = 4 × 1.67 × 10–27 kg
0

The correct answer is: 52

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Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 9

The intensity of scattered monochromatic beam of X-rays is plotted as a function of wavelength. There are 2 peaks observed. The distance between the 2 peaks is 0.024 Å. Find the angle (in degrees) at which the X-rays are scattered. 


Detailed Solution for Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 9


Distance between two peaks = Δλ


The correct answer is: 90

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Origin Of Quantum Mechanics NAT Level – 2 - Question 10

Calculate the ground state energy of a Helium atom, using the uncertainty principle. (in eV)


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For a helium atom

Because momentum of electron 1, 
and momentum of electron 2, 
p1,  p2 is the spread in momentum corresponding to electron 1 & 2 respectively.

r1r2  is the localization of electron 1 & 2 respectively.

Total energy, E = K.E + Interaction energy of e1 and e2 + Interaction energy between nucleus and electrons

Interaction Energy between 
Since the separation between r1 and r2 is of the order r1 + r2 and k = 1 in natural system of units.
 Interaction between nucleus and electron

For the ground state energy
 since in the ground state, Energy is minimum.

solving these two equations, we get

substituting r1 and r2 in the expression for E

Emin = –10.34 eV
Put  m = 9.1 × 10–31 kg
e = 1.6 × 10–19C

The correct answer is: -10.34

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