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PPSC Physics Chapter 7 Modern Physics MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Compton scattering experiment seemed to indicate that radiation had
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Wave nature
Particle nature
Wave particle nature
X-rays nature
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Question # 2
The maximum K.E. with which photoelectrons are emitted depends very strongly on the.
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Intensity of incident light
Electric field near the photocathode
Frequency of incident light
Polarization of incident light
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Question # 3
Which configuration is used to connect high impedance source to a low impedance lead.
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CE
CB
CC
BE
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Question # 4
Nuclear force as compared to electrostatic force is.
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Weaker and long range
Weaker and short range
Stronger and longer range
Stronger and short range
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Question # 5
When of the following radiations are not emitted by electron transitions in atoms.
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Visible rays
Ultraviolet rays
Infrared radiations
Alpha particles
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Question # 6
There are how many types of forces or interactions.
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Two
Three
Four
Five
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Question # 7
When objects placed in a room are exposed to X- rays they appear
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Violet
Visible
Red
Invisible
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Question # 8
At room temperature the potential difference between the two sides of depletion region for silicon is of the order of.
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0.3 v
0.5 V
0.7 V
0.9 V
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Question # 9
A factory buy 100 g of a radioactive chemical with a half life of 5 years which decays to a stable compound How much of the chemical will still be radioactive 10 years time.
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25 g
50 g
75 g
100 g
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Question # 10
One becquerel is equal to
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Decay of orie radioactive atoms per second
Decay of 10 radioactive atoms per secnd
Decay of 100 radioactive atoms per second
Decay of infinity radioactive atoms per second.
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Question # 11
Which of the following is not a mode of radioactive decay.
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Positron emission
Electron capture
Fusion reaction
A decay
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Question # 12
A perfect back body
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Is a perfect absorber of all radiations
Is a perfect reflector of all radiations
Is a perfect reflector of visible lights radiations
Is a brownish object
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Question # 13
Which particle are not emitted by a radioactive substance.
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Alpha particles
Beta particles
Gama particles
Neutrons
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Question # 14
x-rays cannot produce
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Photoelectron
Compton electron
Electron positron pair
All of these
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Question # 15
Which particle interact via all fundamental forces.
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Leptons
Hadrons
Muons
mesons
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Question # 16
In the experiment of production of X rays electrons are accelerated towards the anode by
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Thermionic emission
Potential difference
Breaking potential
Cut of current
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Question # 17
The reciprocal of decay constant lamda of a radioactive substances is equal to.
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total life
Half life
Mean life
Curie
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Question # 18
In Compton's effect it was considered that X-rays consist of
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Electrons
Holes
Neutrons
Protons
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Question # 19
The average energy released per fission of U is about
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200 eV
2 keV
2 MeV
200 MeV
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Question # 20
If an object moves with velocity of light the apparent mass of the object as compared to list original mass is
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greater
Smaller
Same
zero
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Question # 21
The critical mass of a fission reaction is.
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The mass to start a nuclear fission reaction
The minimum mass for chain reaction
The size of the reactor core
The size of fuel plus the size of moderator
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