ICS Part 2 Physics Chapter 20 Short Questions Preparation


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Question # 1

How does a Kax-rays differ KbX-rays?

  • Ans 1: When an electron from L -shell jumps to occupy the hole in K- shell Kax-rays is emitted .
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    When an electron from M -shells jumps to occupy the hole in K-Shell KbX-rays is emited.
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ICS Part 2 Physics Chapter 20 Short Questions Preparation - Set 1

Question # 1

How does a Kax-rays differ KbX-rays?

  • Ans 1: When an electron from L -shell jumps to occupy the hole in K- shell Kax-rays is emitted .
    And
    When an electron from M -shells jumps to occupy the hole in K-Shell KbX-rays is emited.
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ICS Part 2 Physics Chapter 20 Short Questions Preparation - Set 2

Question # 1

Can x-rays be reflected,diffracted polarized just like any other eaves?Explain

  • Ans 1: Yes x rays can be reflected,refracted diffracted by crystal only and polarized just like any other waves.
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ICS Part 2 Physics Chapter 20 Short Questions Preparation - Set 3

Question # 1

Distinguished between stimulated emission and spontaneous emission.

  • Ans 1: Stimulated emission: If a atom is excited for a longer lifetime of about 10-3sec than an incident photon of energy equal to the difference of two energy levels induces the atom to decay by emitting a photon that travel in the direction of incident photon.This process is called stimulated or induced emission.
  • Ans 2: Spontaneous Emission: As excited is highly unstable with life time of
    10-8sec,so electron will de excite itself with emission of a photon in any arbitrarydirection is called spontaneous emission.
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