1. The document contains a 40 multiple choice question quiz on nuclear physics topics.
2. Questions cover topics like the size of atoms, isotopes, mass spectrometry, discovery of the neutron, binding energy, radioactive decay, half-life, units of radioactivity like the Curie, and detectors like cloud chambers and Geiger-Muller tubes.
3. The questions test knowledge of key figures, discoveries, units, equations and concepts in nuclear physics.
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2nd Year Physics MCQs Chapter No 21 (Nuclear Physics).pdf
1. The document contains a 40 multiple choice question quiz on nuclear physics topics.
2. Questions cover topics like the size of atoms, isotopes, mass spectrometry, discovery of the neutron, binding energy, radioactive decay, half-life, units of radioactivity like the Curie, and detectors like cloud chambers and Geiger-Muller tubes.
3. The questions test knowledge of key figures, discoveries, units, equations and concepts in nuclear physics.
1. The document contains a 40 multiple choice question quiz on nuclear physics topics.
2. Questions cover topics like the size of atoms, isotopes, mass spectrometry, discovery of the neutron, binding energy, radioactive decay, half-life, units of radioactivity like the Curie, and detectors like cloud chambers and Geiger-Muller tubes.
3. The questions test knowledge of key figures, discoveries, units, equations and concepts in nuclear physics.
1. The diameter (size) of an atom is of the order of:
A) 1010m B) 10-103 C) 1014m D) 1014m 2. Both Xenon and cesium have: A) 33 isotopes B) 34 isotopes C) 35 isotopes D) 36 isotopes 3. Mass spectrograph is used for identification of: A) mass number B) atomic number C) isotopes D) isobars 4. Neutron was discovered in 1932 by: A) Bohr B) Chadwick C) Dirac D) Fermi 5. Number of isotopes of Neon gas are: A) 2 B) 3 C) 4 D) 1 6. As mass number increase, which of the following does not change? A) mass B) volume C) density D) binding energy 7. 1 a.m.u is equal to: A) 1.66 10-19kg B) 1.66 10-24kg C) 1.66 10-27kg D) 1.66 10-34kg 8. Neon gas have three isotopes whose atomic numbers are: A) 21,22,23 B) 20,22,24 C) 24,25,26 D) 20,21,22 9. 1u=___________: A) 1/12 of 12C B) 1/12 of 14C C) 1/6 of 12C D) 1/6 of 14C 10. In a mass spectrograph, the mass of each ioh reaching the detector is proportional to: A) B2 B) 1/B2 C) √ D) /√ 11. The binding energy for deuteron nucleon is: A) grater for heavy nuclei B) least for heavy nuclei C) greater for light nuclei D) greater for medium weight nuclei 12. Binding energy for deuteron nucleus is given by: A) 2.8 MeV B) 2.23 MeV C) 2.28 MeV D) 2.25 MeV 13. The phenomenon of neutral radioactivity was discovered by: A) madam curie B) sir Chadwick C) Rutherford D) Henry Becquerel 14. Radioactivity was discovered in: A) 1896 B) 1906 C) 1894 D) 1898 15. Curie is a unit of: A) conductivity B) resistivity C) binding energy D) radioactivity 16. In the equation , N = , is called: A) wavelength B)decaying element C) decay constant D) all of these 17. If half-life of a radioactive elements is one year, percentages of sample decays afters: A) 50% B) 75% C) 25% D) none 233 18. If U92 is decayed B radioactive nuclei. After half lives number of nuclei decayed is: A) B) C) D)
19. The half-life on n Sr is 9.70 hours. What is its decay constant?
A) 1.98 10-5 s-1 B) 1.6 10-4 s-1 C) 2.5 10-5 s-1 D) None of these 20. The activity of radioactive sample: A) is constant B) increase with time C) Decrease linearly with time D) Decrease exponentially with time 21. The unit of decay constant is: A) second B) (second)-1 C) m-1 D) mk 131 22. The half-life of I is: A) 6 days B) 7 days C) 8 days D) 9 days 23. Marie Curie and Pierre curie discovered A) Uranium B) Uranium and radium C) Polonium and Radium D) Radium 24. Where particles is emitted from any nucleus, its mass number ____ and its charge number _____? A) Increase by 2, Increase by 2 B) decrease by 4, increase by 2 C) decrease by 4, decrease by 4 D) decrease by 4, decrease by 4 25. Half life of iodine -131 is days and it weight 20mg. after half lives the amount left behind will be: A) 2.5mg B) 1.25mg C) 0.625mg D) 0.312 mg 26. The range of partials is depends upon the factor: A) charge, mass and energy of particles B) density of medium C) ionization potential of the atoms D) all of these 27. How much times, the particles more massive than an electrons? A) 6000 B) 7000 C) 8000 D) 9000 28. The range of particles in air is greater than that of particles by: A) 10 times B) 50 times C) 100 times D) 200 times 29. The intensity ‘I0’ of a beam after passing through a distance ‘x’ in the medium is A) B0 C) D) 30. Cobalt 60 emits –rays of energy: A) 117 MeV B) 11.7 MeV C) 1.17 MeV D) 1.17 GeV 31. Which of the following is highly penetrating? A) particles B) particels C) rays D) particels 32. By placing Wilson could chamber is strong magnetic field we can get information about _______ of incident particles: A) energy B) charge C) mass D) all of these 33. In Wilson could chamber, track of particles is: A) tick B) straight C) continues D) all of these 34. In Wilson cloud chamber, track of –particles is: A) frequency deflected B) this and discountinous C() erratic F) all of these 35. The thin wire at the centre of G.M tube act as: A) particles B) particles C) ion counting D) fast counting 36. In G.M counter, the electrons take time to reach the anode: A) 1 B) 2 C) 10-3 s D) 10-4s 37. A detector which can count fast and operate at low voltage is: A) G.M counter B) solid state detector C) Wilson cloud chamber D) bubble chamber 38. The dead time of G.M tube is: A) 10-1 sec B) 10-6sec C) 10-4 sec D) 10-8 sec 39. Energy needed to produce to electron-hole pair in solid state detector is: A) 1 to 2 eV B) 3 to 4 eV C) 6 to 7 eV D) 8 to 8 eV 40. A device that shows the visible path of ionizing particles is called: A) Gm counter B) Solid state detector C) Scalar D) Wilson cloud chamber