Physics, asked by asjaya6897, 7 months ago

The mass and energy equivalent to 1 amu are respectively
(a) 1.67 × 10⁻²⁷ gm, 9.30 MeV
(b) 1.67 × 10⁻²⁷ kg, 930 MeV
(c) 1.67 × 10⁻²⁷ kg, 1 MeV
(d) 1.67 × 10⁻³⁴ kg, 1 MeV

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Answered by Anonymous
23

{\underline{\sf{Question}}}

Find the mass and energy equivalent to 1 amu.

{\underline{\sf{Solution}}}

The unit in which atomic and nuclear masses are measured is called atomic mass unit (a.m.u)

One atomic mass unit (amu)= \sf\dfrac{1}{12}of mass of Mars carbon \sf{}_{6}C{}^{12}

One amu

\sf=\dfrac{1}{12}(\dfrac{12}{6.023\times10{}^{23}})

\sf=1.67\times10{}^{-27}Kg

Energy Equivalent to 1 amu mass

\sf\:E=mc^2

\sf=1.67\times10{}^{-27}\times(3\times10^8)^2

\sf=1.67\times10{}^{-27}\times(9\times10{}^{16})

\sf=1.49\times10{}^{-10}joule

\sf=931.5Mev

Therefore,

Correct option is b) 1.67 × 10⁻²⁷ kg, 930 MeV

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  • To determine atomic mass accurately we generally use Aston and Bainbridge mass spectrometers .

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Answered by abdulrubfaheemi
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Answer:

{\underline{\sf{Question}}}

Question

Find the mass and energy equivalent to 1 amu.

{\underline{\sf{Solution}}}

Solution

The unit in which atomic and nuclear masses are measured is called atomic mass unit (a.m.u)

One atomic mass unit (amu)= \sf\dfrac{1}{12}

12

1

of mass of Mars carbon \sf{}_{6}C{}^{12}

6

C

12

One amu

\sf=\dfrac{1}{12}(\dfrac{12}{6.023\times10{}^{23}})=

12

1

(

6.023×10

23

12

)

\sf=1.67\times10{}^{-27}Kg=1.67×10

−27

Kg

Energy Equivalent to 1 amu mass

\sf\:E=mc^2E=mc

2

\sf=1.67\times10{}^{-27}\times(3\times10^8)^2=1.67×10

−27

×(3×10

8

)

2

\sf=1.67\times10{}^{-27}\times(9\times10{}^{16})=1.67×10

−27

×(9×10

16

)

\sf=1.49\times10{}^{-10}joule=1.49×10

−10

joule

\sf=931.5Mev=931.5Mev

Therefore,

Correct option is b) 1.67 × 10⁻²⁷ kg, 930 MeV

\rule{200}2

More About topic

To determine atomic mass accurately we generally use Aston and Bainbridge mass spectrometers .

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1J=6.42×10

18

ev

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