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The work function of a certain metal is 3.31 1019 J . Then the maximum
kinetic energy of photoelectrons emitted by incident radiation of wavelength
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2) 0.41 eV
3) 2.07 eV
4) 0.82 ev
3) 9 x 104 m
4) 9 x 103 m
The work function of nickel is 5eV. When light of wavelength 2000A0 falls on
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2) 9 x 102 m
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magnetic field of intensity 0.1 T. The radius of the path of the electron beam
3) 1.2V
4) 0.75V
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1) 12 x 1015
2) 9x 1015
3) 9 x 1014
4) 12 x 1013
velocity 1.28 x 106 ms1 along the positive X-axis enters a region in which a
of the particles is
1) Along the positive X-axis
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6.
1) 12 x 1018
7.
2) 10 x 1018
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4) 12 x 1015
Electrons ejected from the surface of a metal, when light of certain frequency
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2) 13.5 x 1013
3) 14 x 1014
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4) 7.5 x 1015
Consider the two following statements A and B and identify the correct choice
given in the answers
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radiation of double the wavelength, then the stopping potential becomes 1.6
volts. Then the threshold wavelength for the surface is
1) 2
2) 4
3) 6
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4) 8
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10.
Two photons of energies twice and thrice the work function of a metal are
incident on the metal surface. Then the ratio of maximum velocities of the
photoelectrons emitted in the two cases respectively is
1)
2)
1
4
3)
1
3
4)
1
2
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1
2
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2)
0
2
3)
0
2 2
4)
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energy of the photoelectrons emitted in the two cases are in ratio of 1: k, then
the threshold frequency of the metallic surface is
1)
2)
k1 2
k 1
3)
k1 + 2
k 1
4) 0
1.6x
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k 2 1
k 1
the electron
= 9
x 1031
kg),
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2) 0.14 A
3) 14 A
4) 1.4 A
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1) 140 A
respectively.
1) 2hc 106 J
2) 1.5hc 106 J
3) hc 106 J
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15.
16.
2m ( E W0 )
mB
2m ( E W0 ) eB 3)
2)
2m ( E W0 )
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2m ( E + W0 )
eB
1)
4)
Be
In Millikans oil drop experiment, a charged oil drop of mass 3.2 1014 kg is
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potential difference of 1200V between them. How many electrons does the oil
drop carry? (g=10ms-2)
1) 7
3) 9
4) 10
An oil drop having a charge was kept between two plates having a potential
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2) 8
difference of 400V is in equilibrium. Now another drop of same oil with same
charge but double the radius is introduced between the plates. Then the
1) 200 V
2) 800 V
3) 1600 V
4) 3200 V
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3) 4 2 106
4) 4 3 106
1) 2 106
19.
The velocity of the most energetic electron emitted from a metallic surface is
doubled when the frequency v of the incident radiation is doubled. The
work function of this metal is
1)
h
4
2)
h
3
3)
h
2
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4)
2h
3
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20.
A proton and an alpha particle are accelerated through the same potential
difference. The ratio of the wavelength associated with proton and alpha
particle respectively is
2) 2: 1
1) 1: 2 2
21.
3) 2 2 :1
4) 4: 1
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the same. The ratio between the energy of that photon and the momentum of
that electron is
1) h
3) 1/h
4) 1/C
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22.
2) C
to traverse 90 arc is
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magnetic field of induction 100mT. The time (in seconds) taken by the proton
(Mass of proton= 1.65 x 1027 kg and charge of proton = 1.6 x 1019C)
23.
2) 1.62 x 107
3) 2.43 x 107
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1) 0.81 x 107
4) 3.24 x 107
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1) k1 >
2) k1 <
k2
3
3) k1 = 3k 2
4) k 2 = 3k1
25.
k2
3
2.25 x 108 ms-1is equal to the wavelength of photon. The ratio of kinetic
energy of the particle to the energy of the photon is
[velocity of light = 3 x 108 ms-1]
1) 1/8
2) 3/8
3) 5/8
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26.
27.
2) 111Ao
3) 211 Ao
4) 311 Ao
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28.
2) 69.81 x 10-22
3) 18.96 x 10-20
4) 19.86 x 10-20
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1) 89 .61 x 10-22
photoelectrons is
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2) 1.75 V
3) 2.5 V
4) 3.75 V
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If light of
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1) 1:1
3) 1:3
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4) 1:4
31.
2) 1:2
2) Nature of surface
4) All of these
If the intensity of incident light is made double, then the maximum number of
emitted electrons will become
1) Double
2) Four times
3) Eight times
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4) Half
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33.
The threshold wavelength for photo electric emission from a photo sensitive
surface is 5200 . Which out of the following can start photo electric
emission?
1) 10 watt infrared bulb
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4) All of these.
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When green light is made incident on a metal, photo electrons are emitted by
it but no photo electrons are obtained by yellow light. If red light is made
4) All of these
The threshold frequency for a metal is 1015 Hz. When light of wavelength
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1)
1) hc0
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h h 0
3) Ek> h 0
4) Ek< h 0
38.
2)
2) c0/h
3) h0/c
4) hc/0
h = h 0 E k
2)
h = h 0 +
Ek
3)
h = h 0 + E k
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4)
h = h 0
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40.
41.
2) Double
3) Four times
4) Six times
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another one with work function W2 (W2 > W1). If the current before this
change is I1 and that after the change in I2 and other circumstances remain
same and if h >W2, then
3) I1=I2
4) I1<I2<2I1
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2) I1<I2
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1) I1>I2
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43.
1) Doubled
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be
1) 2 eV
3) XeV
4) 3 XeV
W1 and W2 are the work functions of two different photo metals (W2 > W1).
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2) 2 XeV
The same radiation falls on the two metals separately. i1 and i2 are the photo
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currents and K1, K2 are the maximum. K.E of the ejected electrons in these
1) i1 = i2 & K1 > K2
3) i1 = i2 & K1 = K2
4) None
When light is made incident on a surface then photo electrons are emitted
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2) i1 > i2 & K1 = K2
4) None of these
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4) 50 V
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3) 2 V
2) Maximum
3) Zero
4) Infinity
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2) 5 V
When the photo electric cell is kept at a distance r from the light source, the
2) 3V
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2) 0
3)
h / c 2
4)
hc 2
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4) Diffracted by a crystal
The graph between the de Broglie wavelength and the momentum of photon
53.
4) 1/9V
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3) Variation of g
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3) 9V
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1) Rectangular Hyperbola
2) Circle
3) Parabola
4) Straight Line
4) None
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3) 1 < 2
4) None
The energy of a photon is E and its momentum is p. The speed of light will be
1) E/p
3) (p/E) 2
2) Ep
4) (E/p) 2
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2) 1 > 2
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2)
M
( )
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3)
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2r
2)
2r2
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2r
The curve between current (i) and potential difference (v) for a photo cells
2)
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will be
4)
3)
The curve between the frequency ( ) and stopping potential (V) in a photo
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1)
2)
3)
4)
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3) e/h
The correct curve between the stopping potential (V) and intensity of incident
light (I) is
V0
V0
V0
1)
V0
3)
2)
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4)
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4) (e-h)
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2) h/e
V0
3) Is equal to that of B
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1) Only A is correct
2) Only B is correct
Of the following
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B) Photo voltaic cell does not require any external source of emf (i.e. battery)
1) A is true B is false
2) B is true A is false.
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66.
Of the following
A) Photo multiplier is also called electron multiplier.
B) In photo multiplier dynodes are coated with silver oxide-cesium layer.
2) B is true A is false.
Of the following
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1) A is true B is false
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2) B is true A is false.
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1) A is true B is false
Of the following
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2) B is true A is false.
In de-Broglie waves
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1) A is true B is false
2) B is true A is false
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1) A is true B is false
2) B is true A is false.
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2) A is false, B is true
3) A, B are false
4) A, B are true
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1) A is true, B is false
List II
e) de-Broglie hypothesis
g) Electromagnetic waves
h) Quantization of charge
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d) X rays
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List I
1) a f, b e, c h, d g
3) a h, b g, c f, d e
2) a e, b f, c g, d e
4) a g, b c, c f, d h
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List I
List II
e) Rontgen
f) Hertz
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c) Charge of electron
g) J.J Thomson
d) X rays
h) Millikan
2) a f, b g, c e, d h
3) a f, b g, c h, d e
4) a h, b f, c e, d g
1) a g, b e, c f, d h
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2) If both Assertion and Reason are true but Reason is not the correct explanation
of Assertion.
3) If Assertion is true but Reason is false.
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[A]: Photoelectric effect can only be explained by the particle nature of light
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[R]: For every metal there exists a limiting frequency of the incident light
called, threshold frequency, below which electron emission is not possible.
[A]: Waves associated with moving particles are called matter waves.
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1) Infrared region
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4) Visible region
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The number of photo electrons emitted for light at a frequency (higher than
the threshold frequency 0 ) is proportional to
4) 0
3) Frequency of Light
The figure shows a plot of photo current versus anode potential for a photo
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2) Intensity of Light
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sensitive surface for three different radiations. Which one of the following is a
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correct statement?
1) Curves (a) and (b) represent incident radiations of same frequency but of
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different intensities.
2) Curves (b) and (c) represent incident radiations of different frequencies and
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different intensities.
3) Curves (b) and (c) represent incident radiations of same frequency have same
intensity.
4) Curves (a) and (b) represent incident radiations of different frequencies and
different intensities.
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2) 9 x 1015
3) 3 x 1019
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Key
2
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hc
1
= w 0 + mv 2
w
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1 2 hC
mv =
w0
2) Ans: 3
Sol:
mv 2
= Bqv
r
r=
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Sol:
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Hints
1) Ans :2
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mv
Bq
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3). Ans: 3
Sol:
12400
eV
= 0 + eV0
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hc
= h 0 + ev0
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4) Ans: 3
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5) Ans: 1
: E , B are acting in Z, Y directions
Here
E
gives velocity of charge particle
B
Number of electrons emitted per second per unit area from the surface n =
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6) Ans: 3
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Photon energy, h =
1240
= 2.066eV
600 ( nm )
39.6
eV / s / m 2
1.6 10 19
Photoelectrons emitted/s/m2
=
39.6
1
1
= 12 1017
19
1.6 10
2.066 100
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7) Ans:3
Sol:
ev0
h
co
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v0 = 13.5 1014 Js 1
8) Ans: 4
n.
Sol.
9) Ans: 2
From Einsteins photoelectric equation
: eV0 = h h0
hc
hc
e 1.6 =
e 4.8 =
hc
hc
.(1)
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hc hc
...(2)
2 0
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10) Ans: 4
Sol:
K = h W
K1 = 2W W = W
K 2 = 3W W = 2W
1 2
mv
2
1
K1
W
1
=
=
=
2W
K2
2
2
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11) Ans: 3
de-Broglie wavelength =
p =
=
h
=
2m p k p
h
=
2m k
h
2 m p eV
h
2 4m p 2eV
1
=
= 0
p
8
2 2
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n.
h
=
p
h
h
h
=
=
p mv
2m ( K .E )
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Sol:
12) Ans: 2
Sol:
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x = h1 h0 = h (1 0 ) .(1)
k x = h2 h0 = h (2 0 ) .(2)
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( 2 ) = k1 2
0
k 1
(1)
de-Broglie wavelength =
h
2mE
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Sol:
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13) Ans: 4
150
150
= 1.37 A0
80
14) Ans: 1
hc
1
= W0 + mv 2 .(1)
4000
2
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Sol:
hc
1
= W0 + 4 mv 2 .(2)
2500
2
From (1),
1 2
hc
mv =
W0
2
4000
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= W0 + 4
W0 =
3W0
2500
400
1000
W0 =
hc
= ( 2hc 106 ) J
5000 10 10
1
E = w0 + mv 2
2
2 ( E w0 )
(1)
m
v=
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mv
..(2)
Be
16) Ans: 4
Under equilibrium
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Sol:
Be
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2 m ( E w0 )
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r=
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Sol:
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15) Ans: 4
mg = Eq
V
mg = ( ne )
d
4
3
mgd ( 3.2 10 ) (10 ) ( 6 10 )
n=
=
Ve
(1200 ) (1.6 1019 )
n = 10
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17) Ans: 4
Sol:
F = Eq = mg but E =
v
d
Vq
= mg
d
co
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Vq 4
= R3 g
d
3
V R3
V2 = 3200volt
Sol:
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18) Ans: 2
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400 R 3
= 3;
V2
8R
n.
V1 R13
=
V2 R23
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1 2
mv1
1
2
=
1 2 2
mv2
2
V2 = 2V1
V2 = 2 2 106 ms 1
19) Ans: 4
Sol:
1
hv = 0 + mV 2 .(1)
2
h2v = 0 + mV 2 4 ..(2)
2
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(1) 4 4hv = 40 + 4
1 2
mv
2
1
2 hv = 0 + 4 mv 2
2
(2)
-------------------------------------------------2 hv
3
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Subtracting 2hv = 30 0 =
h
2m p q pV
= 2 2 :1
h
2m qV
p
=
Sol:
e =
h
pe
P =
hC
EPh
h hC
=
Pe EPh
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21) Ans: 2
h
h
=
mv
2meV
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Sol:
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20) Ans: 3
EPh
=C
Pe
22) Ans: 2
Sol:
If proton is projected at right angle to the magnetic field it rotates in circular path.
The required centripetal force is supplied by force due to magnetic field.
mr 2 = Bqv =
Bqv
mr
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T = 2
2 m
mr
=
Bq
Bqv
T
.
4
co
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T m
=
= 1.6 107 s
4 2 Bq
23) Ans: 1
Sol.
As the total incident energy is completely absorbed by the electrons the incident
24) Ans: 2
From Einsteins photo electric equation
hc
K2 =
hc
1
2
W =
hc
X
W = W
32
3
W = X W
Where X =
hc
= w + K .E
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K1 =
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X
W X W
K1
= 3
= 3
K2 X W
X W
K1 1
K
< K1 < 2
K2 3
3
25) Ans: 2
Sol:
h c
= [From de-Broglie wavelength]
p
cp=h
k
p2
p2
=
=
h 2mh 2mcp
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p
v 2.25 108 3
=
=
=
2mc 2c 2 3 108 8
26) Ans: 1
=
h
h
6.63 1034
=
=
p mv 9.11031 6.6 105
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Sol:
= 11 10 10 m = 11A0
W=
1240
= 4.96eV
250
h =
1240
= 6.20eV
200
= 3300 A0 = 330nm
w
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Sol:
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28) Ans: 2
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Sol:
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27) Ans: 4
h =
1240
= 3.757
330
V0 = 1.757 V
29) Ans: 4
Sol
h
h
=
2mK
2meV
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positron =
proton
h
m
=
M
positron
2meV
30) Ans: 2
: W1 : W 2 = 1: 2
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Sol
v1 : v2 = 1:2
1 2
mv2 = h 2 W0 = 2hf 2 = 2 ( hf 1)
2
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1 2
mv1 = h1 W0 = hf 1 ..(1)
2
n.
0
hc 12400 eV
=
= 1107 A
E 11.2 eV
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79.
w
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(3)
h
mv
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(1) Collisions of the charged particles with the atoms in the gas The colour of the
glow depends upon the nature of the glass.
Eg : Yellowish green for soda glass grayish blue for lead glass.
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(2) The number of photoelectrons decide the photocurrent. Assuming that the
number of electrons emitted depends on the number of photons incident, the
number of photoelectrons depend on the intensity of light.
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(a) and (b) represent radiations of the same frequency because their kinetic
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energies are the same. But saturation photocurrents are different. Therefore
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(1) = 6670 A
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E of a photon =
12400eV A
0
12400
1.6 1019 J
6670
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6670 A
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Power
P
=
Energy E
9 10 3 6670
= 3 1016
19
12400 1.6 10
w
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