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    The document discusses the production of x-rays through the bremsstrahlung process. It describes the process in four steps: 1) electrons are emitted thermionically from a hot cathode. 2) electrons are accelerated toward the anode. 3) electrons collide with the anode. 4) x-rays are produced. It asks questions about key aspects of bremsstrahlung such as its meaning and dependence on voltage. The questions probe the reader's understanding of bremsstrahlung and its use in producing x-rays with different wavelengths depending on the applied voltage.

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    DEPARTAMENTO DE CIENCIAS BÁSICAS

    CÁTEDRA FÍSICA MODERNA


    ACTIVIDAD EN INGLÉS 2 Interpretación

    TEMA: Introducción a la Teoría Cuántica (principios básicos)


    Elaborada por: Janett Barbosa Urbano
    Fecha: marzo de 2020

    El texto en inglés es tomado de Sears and Zemansky's university physics:


    with modern physics. -- 13th ed. Páginas 1266 - 1268

    Lea el siguiente texto y responda las preguntas al final del documento.


    ACTIVITIES (answers in Spanish)

    1. ¿What is the reverse process to the photoelectric effect that produces x-rays?

    2. Describe the production of x-rays in four steps. Conectar

    Los electrones son acelerados hacia el ánodo. a


    Emisión de electrones termiónicamente por el cátodo caliente. b
    Producción de rayos X. c
    Electrones chocan con el ánodo. d

    3. ¿What is the meaning of bremsstrahlung ?

    4. ¿What aspect characterizes the process bremsstrahlung?


    5. Describe the difference between wave model prediction and experimental results.

    6. ¿What is the relationship between voltage (VAC) and wavelength in Fig 38.8?

    7. The bremsstrahlung process depend to the target objective. ¿Falso o verdadero?

    8. With bremsstrahlung equation, calculate the wavelengths that correspond to the information provided in Figure 38.8. Place the
    results in the table below:

    Number I(λ)w/m3 λ(pm) Voltage (kV) Frequency (Hz) Temperature (K) Spectrum
    approximate
    a

    9. With bremsstrahlung equation, the wavelength with 50 kV is:

    24.83 pm 41.40 pm

    31.54 pm 62.10 pm

    10. The wavelength with 40 kV is:

    24.83 pm 41.40 pm

    31.54 pm 62.10 pm

    11. The wavelength with 30 kV is:

    24.83 pm 41.40 pm

    31.54 pm 62.10 pm

    12. The wavelength with 20 kV is:

    24.83 pm 41.40 pm

    31.54 pm 62.10 pm

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