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VOCABULARY
1. Choose the correct words from the brackets and complete the following
(1) (right, world, starve nothing. ungrateful free)
Pa says it would be
to leave it to
Doc Wilson said. "That's
Xalam
in the
comes quite
The bon
right and his daddy's right."​

Answers

Answered by stuniranjansom2
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Explanation:

a

(

Z

b

)

,

ν=a(Z−b),

which gives

λ

=

c

ν

=

c

a

2

(

Z

b

)

2

.

λ=cν=ca2(Z−b)2.

Thus, the wavelength of emitted X-rays decreases with increase in

Z

Z. The cut-off wavelength of continuous X-rays corresponds to maximum energy of electron in X-ray tube. It is given by

h

c

/

λ

=

e

V

,

hc/λ=eV,

where

V

V is the accelerating potential. The intensity of X-rays depends on the number of electrons striking the target per second, which, in turn, depends on the electrical power given to the X-ray tube as energy of each electron is

e

V

eV.

Questions on Moseley's Law

Question: If 178.5 pm is the wavelength of X-ray line of copper (atomic number 29) and 71 pm is the wavelength of the X-ray line of molybdenum (atomic number 42) then the value of a and b in Moseley's equation are

A.

a

=

7

×

10

7

H

z

1

/

2

a=7×107Hz1/2, b=1.0

B.

a

=

5

×

10

7

H

z

1

/

2

a=5×107Hz1/2, b=7.4

C.

a

=

5

×

10

7

H

z

1

/

2

a=5×107Hz1/2, b=1.4

D.

a

=

7

×

10

7

H

z

1

/

2

a=7×107Hz1/2, b=7.4

Select and click to check answer

Question: Moseley's Law for characteristic X-rays is

ν

=

a

(

Z

b

)

ν=a(Z−b). In this formula

A. both a and b are independent on the material.

B. a is independent but b depends on the material.

C. b is independent but a depends on the material.

D. both a and b depend on the material.

Select and click to check answer

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References and External Links

Z

b

)

2

.

λ=cν=ca2(Z−b)2.

Thus, the wavelength of emitted X-rays decreases with increase in

Z

Z. The cut-off wavelength of continuous X-rays corresponds to maximum energy of electron in X-ray tube. It is given by

h

c

/

λ

=

e

V

,

hc/λ=eV,

where

V

V is the accelerating potential. The intensity of X-rays depends on the number of electrons striking the target per second, which, in turn, depends on the electrical power given to the X-ray tube as energy of each electron is

e

V

eV.

Questions on Moseley's Law

Question: If 178.5 pm is the wavelength of X-ray line of copper (atomic number 29) and 71 pm is the wavelength of the X-ray line of molybdenum (atomic number 42) then the value of a and b in Moseley's equation are

A.

a

=

7

×

10

7

H

z

1

/

2

a=7×107Hz1/2, b=1.0

B.

a

=

5

×

10

7

H

z

1

/

2

a=5×107Hz1/2, b=7.4

C.

a

=

5

×

10

7

H

z

1

/

2

a=5×107Hz1/2, b=1.4

D.

a

=

7

×

10

7

H

z

1

/

2

a=7×107Hz1/2, b=7.4

Select and click to check answer

Question: Moseley's Law for characteristic X-rays is

ν

=

a

(

Z

b

)

ν=a(Z−b). In this formula

A. both a and b are independent on the material.

B. a is independent but b depends on the material.

C. b is independent but a depends on the material.

D. both a and b depend on the material.

Select and click to check answer

Related Topic

Characteristic and Continuous X-rays | Problems | IIT JEE

References and External Links

Concepts of Physics Part 2 by HC Verma (Link to Amazon)

IIT JEE Physics by Jitender Singh and Shraddhesh Chaturvedi

X-ray Fluorescence and Moseley’s Law (pdf article on X-rays, Moseley's Law and Moseley's Experiments)

The Physical (in)significance of Moseley's Screening Parameters, (journal article in pdf by K Razi Naqvi)

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