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What is the charge of the electron?
-1.60 x10 -19
What is the charge of a proton?
+ 1.60 x10 -19
What is the mass of a proton?
1.67 x10 -27
What is the mass of a neutron?
1.67 x10 -27
What is the mass of an electron?
9.11 x10 -31
Definition of an isotope
Atoms with same number of protons and different number of neutrons
How would you work out specific charge?
Charge/mass
Unit for specific charge
Ckg-1
What happens to x during alpha decay
A loses 4, Z loses 2, X turns to Y
What happens during Beta decay?
A doesn't change, Z adds 1, X turns to Y
Range of strong nuclear force
0.5 fm- (3-4)fm
What is the strong nuclear force?
Attractive Force overcomes the electrostatic force of repulsion between the nucleons in the nucleus to keep it from imploding, is repulsive below 0.5fm to stop them colliding
What is a photon?
Short burst as a packet of electromagnetic waves
How do you work out the energy of a photon?
E= Hf
How do u work out frequency of a (electromagnetic) wave?
Frequency = speed divide by wavelength
What is the value of plank constant?
6.63 x10-34 Js
How do you work out the power of the beam?
The power of a beam= nhf
Explain pair production
1
Explain annihilation
2
What are the 4 fundamental forces
Gravity
Electromagnetic force
Strong nuclear force
Weak nuclear force
What is the boson for the electromagnetic force?
Virtual forces
What is the boson for the strong nuclear force?
Gluons
What is the is the boson for weak nuclear force?
W+, W-, Z
Beta minus decay In a Feynman
Gravitons
Boson for gravity
Graviton
Describe beta plus decay
Describe electron capture in a Feynman
Describe neutrino-neutron collision in a Feynman
Describe anti neutrino-proton in a Feynman
Describe electron-proton in a Feynman
Describe the tree of particle classification
Define a hadron
Not fundamental
Subject to strong nuclear force
Made up of baryons, anti baryons and mesons
State the symbol, charge, baryon number and strangeness of the up, down and Strange quarks
State the quark combination of proton, neutron, anti proton and anti neutron
State the quark combination of proton, neutron, anti proton and anti neutron
The quark combination of a pion meson
State the quark combination of proton, neutron, anti proton and anti neutron
The quark combination of a pion meson
Quark combination of a kaon meson