This document is a quiz for an introduction to materials science and engineering course. It contains 5 questions that assess understanding of key concepts:
1) Process-structure-property relationships in materials
2) The differences between single crystal, polycrystalline, and amorphous materials
3) Thomson's atomic model and the experimental evidence that rejected it, as well as the classical electron orbital theory and what it fails to explain
4) Calculating the principal quantum number and possible wavelengths for radiation emitted during hydrogen atom excitation and relaxation
5) Deriving the expression for equilibrium interionic distance based on a model of net potential energy between oppositely charged ions
This document is a quiz for an introduction to materials science and engineering course. It contains 5 questions that assess understanding of key concepts:
1) Process-structure-property relationships in materials
2) The differences between single crystal, polycrystalline, and amorphous materials
3) Thomson's atomic model and the experimental evidence that rejected it, as well as the classical electron orbital theory and what it fails to explain
4) Calculating the principal quantum number and possible wavelengths for radiation emitted during hydrogen atom excitation and relaxation
5) Deriving the expression for equilibrium interionic distance based on a model of net potential energy between oppositely charged ions
This document is a quiz for an introduction to materials science and engineering course. It contains 5 questions that assess understanding of key concepts:
1) Process-structure-property relationships in materials
2) The differences between single crystal, polycrystalline, and amorphous materials
3) Thomson's atomic model and the experimental evidence that rejected it, as well as the classical electron orbital theory and what it fails to explain
4) Calculating the principal quantum number and possible wavelengths for radiation emitted during hydrogen atom excitation and relaxation
5) Deriving the expression for equilibrium interionic distance based on a model of net potential energy between oppositely charged ions
MS1021 Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering Quiz #1 (2019/10/3)
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(Write down your answers in the available space at both sides of the paper.) 1. Give an example to illustrate the process-structure-property relation of materials. (20 pts) 2. Explain the terms “single crystal”, “polycrystalline material” and “amorphous material”. (20 pts) 3. (a) What is the Thomson atomic model? Describe the experimental evidence to reject the Thomson’s model. (15 pts) (b) Explain the classical electron orbital theory for atoms. (No need to write down the equations.) What experimental observations does the model fail to explain? State your reasoning. (15 pts) 4. Hydrogen atoms are excited from ground state by absorbing a radiation of frequency =2.9231015 Hz. What is the principal quantum number of the excited state? (5 pts) Calculate the possible wavelengths of the radiations when the hydrogen atoms return to lower energy states? (10 pts) (En= -13.6 eV/n2; Planck constant = 6.63610-34 Js; 1eV=1.60210-19 J) 5. The net potential energy for a pair of oppositely charged ions is given by
Assume the equilibrium interionic distance a0 is achieved when Enet is minimum. Derive the expression of a0 in terms of Z1, Z2, b and n. (15 pts)