1-Particles Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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What are isotopes

A

Atoms with the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons

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2
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How to calculate specific charge of a particle

A

Charge/mass

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3
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What is the job of the strong nuclear force?

A

Hold the nucleus together

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4
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When does the strong nuclear force change from repulsive to attractive?

A

Over 0.5fm

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5
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When does alpha emission happen in a nucleus?

A

When the nucleus is very big

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6
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What else is released in beta minus emission and why?

A

An antineutrino to carry away extra energy snd momentum

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7
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What are photons?

A

Discrete packets of EM radiation

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8
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Are the rest energy for particles different for their antiparticles?

A

No

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9
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When energy is converted into mass you get _____ amounts of matter and antimatter

A

Equal

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10
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If a proton is formed from firing two protons at each other what must also be created?

A

an antiproton

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11
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Minimum energy of a photon needed for pair production

A

Total rest energy of both particles produced ( both are the same)

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12
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How to convert from eV to J

A

Multiple by 1.6x10-19

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13
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What happens when a particle meets its antiparticle and what is it called?

A

All the mass is conveyed back into energy, annihilation

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14
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What are gauge bosons?

A

Exchange particles

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15
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What are the 4 fundamental forces?

A

Gravity, electromagnetic, weak nuclear, strong nuclear

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16
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What particles are affected by strong nuclear force?

A

hadrons

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17
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What particles are affected by electromagnetic force?

A

Charged particles

18
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What are gauge bosons?

A

Exchange particles

19
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What is the gauge bosons for weak nuclear force?

20
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What is the gauge bosons for electromagnetic force?

A

Virtual photons

21
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What is the gauge bosons for the string nuclear force?

22
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What happens when 2 particles with equal charges meet and what force is responsible for this?

A

They repel via electromagnetic force

23
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Can baryons and leptons cross sides in particle interaction diagrams?

24
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Beta - decay of neutron

A

neutron > proton, electron, antineutrino

25
Beta+ decay of proton
proton > neutron, positron, neutrino
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Interaction between proton and electron
proton, electron > neutron and neutrino
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What are baryons
Protons and neutrons
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What is the only stable baryon?
Proton
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Quarks in a proton
uud
30
Quarks in a neutron
udd
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Which meson is heavier and more unstable?
kaons
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How do mesons and baryons interact?
Via the strong interaction
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Lepton muon number of an antimuon
+1
34
Are electrons stable?
Yes
35
What are the only type of hadrons to have strange quarks?
Kaons
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What do pions consist of?
2 of : up, down,anti-up,anti-down. One anti one normal
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What do kaons consist of?
2 of : up, down, strange and their antis. Must have strange and an anti
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What 2 properties are always conserved in particle interactions?
Charge Baryon number
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When is strangeness conserved?
Strong interactions
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Are lepton numbers conserved?
Yes but different types of lepton numbers have to be conserved separately
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What can of interaction can ch an be quark type?
Weak interactions