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15. Lenses are coated with thin film to reduce
a. Diffraction
d. Refraction
10. Which of the following produces an interference pattern with a broad central bright fringe
with a width twice that of the secondary maximum?
a. Crystalline solid
c. Double slit
b. Polarization
C. Reflection
b. Diffraction granting
d. Single slit
17. What is the effect of increasing the number of lines ruled on a diffraction grating?
a. The spectrum produced will be broader.
b. The interference pattern will be less sharp.
c. Only shorter wavelengths can be diffracted.
d. The distance between the slits will be increased.
18. Crystal structures are analyzed using
a. Diffraction grating
C. Single slit
19. Which of the following will increase the separation between the dark fringers in the
diffraction pattern produced by a single slit?
a. Decreasing both the wavelength of light and the width of the slit by the same amount.
b. Increasing the wavelength of light used and the width of the slit by the same amount,
c. Decreasing the wavelength of light and increasing the width of the slit by the same
amount.
b. Double slit .
d. X-ray diffraction
d. Increasing the wavelength of light used and decreasing the width of the slit by the
amount.
20. A diffraction grating has 450 lines/cm. Up to what order of the entire visible spectrum will
be produced?
а. 1
21. For two light sources to be coherent, they must have the same
a. Color
c. Phase
22. For the interference pattern produced by a double slit, what order n is assigned to the
central bright band?
a. 0
23. For total destructive interference to happen, the path difference between two interfering
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
b. Frequency
d. Wavelength
b. 1
C. 2
d. 3
waves must be
a. A/4
24. Which type of radioactive decay does not exhibit transmutation?
a. Alpha decay
25. What is the mass number of an alpha particle?.
a. 1
26. If a position is emitted from a radioactive nuclide, what will be the atomic number of the
nuclide?
a. Decreases by 1
C. Increase by1
27. What decay mechanism is involved in the transformation of 1Au to r?
b. 2/2
C. 2
d. 24
b. Beta decay
c. Electron capture
d. Gamma decay
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
b. Remains the same
d. Increase by 2
decay
decay
a a
b. +B decay
C.-A
28. To attain stability, those with atomic number greater than 83 must undergo what type of
decay?
a. 8
29. Where is the bulk of the mass of an atom concentrated?
a. Electron
30. What do you call the force that holds the nucleus together?
a. Electromagnetic force
c. Strong nuclear force
31. Consider tantalum with work function of 5 ev. The incident radiation belongs to what region
of the electromagnetic spectrum?
a. Infrared
d. y
decay
b. 80
c. 160
d. 200
b. Neutron
C. Nucleus
d. Proton
* b. Gravitational force
d. Weak nuclear force
b. Microwave
c. Ultraviolet
d. x-ray
Transcribed Image Text:15. Lenses are coated with thin film to reduce a. Diffraction d. Refraction 10. Which of the following produces an interference pattern with a broad central bright fringe with a width twice that of the secondary maximum? a. Crystalline solid c. Double slit b. Polarization C. Reflection b. Diffraction granting d. Single slit 17. What is the effect of increasing the number of lines ruled on a diffraction grating? a. The spectrum produced will be broader. b. The interference pattern will be less sharp. c. Only shorter wavelengths can be diffracted. d. The distance between the slits will be increased. 18. Crystal structures are analyzed using a. Diffraction grating C. Single slit 19. Which of the following will increase the separation between the dark fringers in the diffraction pattern produced by a single slit? a. Decreasing both the wavelength of light and the width of the slit by the same amount. b. Increasing the wavelength of light used and the width of the slit by the same amount, c. Decreasing the wavelength of light and increasing the width of the slit by the same amount. b. Double slit . d. X-ray diffraction d. Increasing the wavelength of light used and decreasing the width of the slit by the amount. 20. A diffraction grating has 450 lines/cm. Up to what order of the entire visible spectrum will be produced? а. 1 21. For two light sources to be coherent, they must have the same a. Color c. Phase 22. For the interference pattern produced by a double slit, what order n is assigned to the central bright band? a. 0 23. For total destructive interference to happen, the path difference between two interfering b. 2 c. 3 d. 4 b. Frequency d. Wavelength b. 1 C. 2 d. 3 waves must be a. A/4 24. Which type of radioactive decay does not exhibit transmutation? a. Alpha decay 25. What is the mass number of an alpha particle?. a. 1 26. If a position is emitted from a radioactive nuclide, what will be the atomic number of the nuclide? a. Decreases by 1 C. Increase by1 27. What decay mechanism is involved in the transformation of 1Au to r? b. 2/2 C. 2 d. 24 b. Beta decay c. Electron capture d. Gamma decay b. 2 c. 3 d. 4 b. Remains the same d. Increase by 2 decay decay a a b. +B decay C.-A 28. To attain stability, those with atomic number greater than 83 must undergo what type of decay? a. 8 29. Where is the bulk of the mass of an atom concentrated? a. Electron 30. What do you call the force that holds the nucleus together? a. Electromagnetic force c. Strong nuclear force 31. Consider tantalum with work function of 5 ev. The incident radiation belongs to what region of the electromagnetic spectrum? a. Infrared d. y decay b. 80 c. 160 d. 200 b. Neutron C. Nucleus d. Proton * b. Gravitational force d. Weak nuclear force b. Microwave c. Ultraviolet d. x-ray
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