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Lab1
School: Hunter College, CUNY
Course: BIO 300
... The compound can absorb a photon of light, if the energy of the photon, is equal to the amount of energy needed to cause electrons to jump to ...
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HWK19
School: University Of Texas
Course: PHY 303K
... 1 This print-out should have 16 questions. Multiple-choice questions may continue on the next column or page find all choices before answering. 001 10.0 points A certain laser outputs pure red light (photon energy 1.8 eV) with power 700 mW ...
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PS9-solutions
School: Harvard University
Course: PHYS 253A
Phys 253a 1 Problem Set 9 Solutions December 2, 2010 1. (a) There are lots of diagrams. Most of them are just vertex and propagator cor- rections. The other diagram we'll deal with is the one that's the same, but with the photon lines cros...
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Phy489_Lecture18_2013
School: University Of Toronto
Course: PHY 489
PHY489 Lecture 18 Electrodynamics of Quarks and Hadrons 1 q2 vs. 1 q2 − M2c2 Again, at low energies, the weak interaction contribution is negligible (suppressed by the high mass of the weak gauge bosons) eg dependence of the propagator. Here w...
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Unit 4 - Assignment 1 - Greenhouse Effects - Laura Church
School: Capella University
Course: SCIENCE Phy1000
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Midterm 1
School: Virginia Commonwealth University
Course: PHYS 320
PHYS 320 Spring 2007 Midterm Test 3/5/07 @ 4:00 pm 1 SOLUTIONS 1. Complete the table below by entering the particles (photon, electron, or N/A) that initiate and result from the processes listed, indicate if the process is elastic, inelastic, o...
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Homework 3
School: Massey Palmerston North
Course: PHYSICS 124
The copies of the diagram below depict the absorption of a photon and can be useful in discussing certain spectroscopic measurements. ...
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ch 2 working
School: Brandman University, Yuba City
Course: SCIENCE 9853
... one second. True False 1 out of 1 Correct 2 of 20 A photon is a positively charged particle in the atomic nucleus. True False ...
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Final Exam Key
School: Virginia Commonwealth University
Course: PHYS 320
... 1 Ek (eV) Slope = 1 Ephoton (eV) 2 -2 n = 1 n = 2 n = 3 n = ∞ Energy (eV) 0 Z2E0 Z2E0/4 Z2E0/9 1. Complete the table below by entering the particles (photon or electron) that initiate and result from the processes listed, and indicate ...
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Lab1
School: Hunter College, CUNY
Course: BIO 300
... The compound can absorb a photon of light, if the energy of the photon, is equal to the amount of energy needed to cause electrons to jump to ...
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Lab Report E10
School: Purdue University
Course: PHYS 22100
... Where. is photon energy, W is work function of cathode and. is stopping voltage and e is charge. If the work functions of the cathodes are different while the photon energy remains the same, then the stopping voltages will differ. ...
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POST LAB QUESTIONS
School: Sam Houston State University
Course: PHY 317
... When an electron absorbs a photon it gains the energy of the photon. Because an electron bound to an atom can only have certain energies the electron can only absorb photons of certain energies. ...
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8-Geometrical Optics
School: University Of Texas
Course: PHYSICS 222
... E = max. kinetic energy of ejected electron, hf = photon energy, ... 30 In the Compton effect, a photon of wavelength λ and frequency f hits ...
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HWK19
School: University Of Texas
Course: PHY 303K
... 1 This print-out should have 16 questions. Multiple-choice questions may continue on the next column or page find all choices before answering. 001 10.0 points A certain laser outputs pure red light (photon energy 1.8 eV) with power 700 mW ...
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PS9-solutions
School: Harvard University
Course: PHYS 253A
Phys 253a 1 Problem Set 9 Solutions December 2, 2010 1. (a) There are lots of diagrams. Most of them are just vertex and propagator cor- rections. The other diagram we'll deal with is the one that's the same, but with the photon lines cros...
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Phy489_Lecture18_2013
School: University Of Toronto
Course: PHY 489
PHY489 Lecture 18 Electrodynamics of Quarks and Hadrons 1 q2 vs. 1 q2 − M2c2 Again, at low energies, the weak interaction contribution is negligible (suppressed by the high mass of the weak gauge bosons) eg dependence of the propagator. Here w...
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hw1
School: University Of California, Los Angeles
Course: PHYSICS 17
Homework Problem Set No. 1 Physics 17 Due: Wednesday, October 8, in class 1. Show that a photon cannot transfer all of its energy to a free electron. 2. Calculate the classical radius of a proton and compare that to the classical radius of an e...
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PHYS 2213 Dr. Chapman Quiz 1 Solutions
School: Georgia Institute Of Technology
Course: PHYS 2213
The power output from the Sun is 4 1026 W and assume that the average wavelength of each photon is 550 nm. 1045 Type equation here. ...
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PHYS 2213 Dr. Chapman Quiz 2 Solutions
School: Georgia Institute Of Technology
Course: PHYS 2213
... electron confined to a one-dimensional box of length 0.2 nm makes a transition from state 4 to state 3. What is the wavelength of the emitted photon ...
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Phys102 – Bill's Keys to Succesz – Chapter 10
School: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Course: PHYS 102
... Bill's Keys to Success Chapter 10Atomic PhysicsSummary of Important Equations Chapter 10The wavelength, lmax , of the maximum power emitted by a black body depends on itstemperature or lmax (1/T)Energy of a Photon or Atomic ...
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Midterm_2_SOLNS
School: University Of California, Los Angeles
Course: Physics 17
... It is found that in a typical case the average excited atom has a life-time of about 10−8 seconds. That is, during period it emits a photon and is deexcited. (a) What is the minimum uncertainty ∆f in freqency of the photon? ...
