Define and discuss radiation detectors.

Q: What device measures radiation?

A: The device that is used to probe the radiation (electromagnetic or nuclear radiation) is known as…

Q: What is the effect of gamma rays

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Q: If the voltage was 1.5 V (so 1.5 joules of energy per coulomb of electrons), then how much energy…

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Q: photons are emitted e

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Q: Gamma rays have a range of at least 1km in air.However a gamma ray detector placed 0.5m from a gamma…

A: Gamma rays are nothing but very high energy electromagnetic radiation. They follow the radiation…

Q: Arrange the following according to their ability to act as radiation shields, with the best first…

A: The radiation is released by the radioactive particle releases energy. As from the principle of…

Q: What is a radiation curve? explain with graph.

A: Radiation curve can be defined as the curve that is drawn between the intensity of the thermal…

Q: 5. Infrared light 6. Visible light 7. Ultraviolet light 8. X-гаys 9. Gamma rays Activ Go to

A: To describe the uses of following EM radiation : a) Infrared Light . b) Visible Light . c)…

Q: Gamma radiation intensity equation and explanation

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Q: describe radiation

A: Radiation is one of the mode of heat transfer. it doesn't require any medium to travel. The heat…

Q: m= 30 kg V = 10 mls Find runetic energy.

A: Given data : Mass=m Velocity=V   Find : Kinetic energy

Q: . 134I1-      Protons____      Neutrons____      Electrons

A: Isotope: species of atoms that have the same atomic number but different mass number. Here, Iodine…

Q: write an essay Study the atomic spectra by the spectrometer. please write more than 500 words.

A: Atomic spectra is basically the spectra of frequencies of electromagnetic radiation produced by…

Q: 134I1- Protons____ Neutrons____ Electrons

A: Given ion : I1-134to find : The number of protons, neutrons, electrons

Q: Define Gamma-rays.

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Q: Construct Your Own ProblemConsider the generation of electricity by a radioactive isotope in a space…

A: Consider the generation of electricity by a radioactive isotope in a space probe, Construct a…

Q: 13. How can scientists know the age of an artifact they pull from a historical dig? 14. Why do…

A: Nuclear Power X-ray Radioactive dating

Q: Arrange the following according to their ability to act as radiation shields, with the best first…

A: Correct order would be  d>a>b>c. A solid with high density composed of high mass atoms has…

Q: Which methods of radiation protection were used in the device shown in the first photo in Figure?…

A: The electromagnetic wave radiation causes severe harm on human being.

Q: microwave, computer, coffec tion of why it is your favorite 15

A: a) My  favorite electronic gadget is mobile phone. Mobile Phone is often also called “cellular…

Q: Explain Frank Hertz experiment in detail. Discuss its findings.

A: The Franck–Hertz experiment was the first electrical measurement to clearly show the quantum nature…

Q: QUESTION 8 Who discovered artificial radioactivity? the Joliot- Curies O Otto Hahn O Enrico Fermi O…

A: Required  who discovered artificial radioactive.

Q: explain the basis for radioactivity and the types andhazards of ionizing radiation;

A: Radioactive decay (also known as nuclear decay, radioactivity, radioactive disintegration or nuclear…

Q: What are the harmful effects of excessive exposure to Microwaves,  Infrared, Ultraviolet,X-rays,…

A: Solution: Exposure of Microwaves can cause a painful burn. An epidemiological survey found that…

Q: What is the source of the most radiation for an average person?

A: Radiations are the transfer of the energy in the form of the electromagnetic wave through any medium…

Q: mple introduction about X-

A: X-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation. They are powerful waves of electromagnetic energy.…

Q: Becquerel's discovery of radiation from uranium salts was important in that: It confirmed that both…

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Q: Who was the leader of team of scientists and engineers that built first man-made nuclear reactor?…

A: The first man made controlled nuclear reactor was made in the university of Chicago in 1942 , under…

Q: What are examples of gamma rays?

A: Gamma rays is a type of electromagnetic radiation and it is also known to penetrate electromagnetic…

Q: 1. Alpha, Beta, Gamma, and x-ray are all forms of ionising radiation. i) Complete the following…

A: According to the rule, i have answered first two questions.

Q: How do the paths of alpha, beta, and gamma rays compare in an electric field?

A: Alpha is positively charged. Beta is negatively charged. Gamma not charged

Q: Somebody told your friend that if an antimatter alien ever set foot upon Earth, the whole world…

A: When antimatter annihilates matter, energy will be produced. The amount of matter that a given…

Q: Derive Coulomb law (that includes rho) from Maxwell equations.

A: Maxwell's equation gives, ∇→·E→=ρε0 Let us suppose that the charge contained in a closed volume V is…

Q: Define about Bose-Einstein distribution ?

A: The Bose-Einstein distribution describes the statistical behavior of integer spin particles. At low…

Q: Give one reason why EM radiation is emitted following electron capture

A: To determine: The reason why the Electromagnetic radiation is emitted which follows the electron…

Wien's displacement law

Students often get confused between Wien's displacement law and Planck's radiation law. Although both are historically related, yet they are conceptually different. Planck's law helps determine the spectrum of a blackbody, while Wien's law determines the relationship between peak wavelength and temperature.