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________

NAME

PHYSICS 222
FINAL EXAM
MAY 11,2009

(PLEASE PRINT)

(25) 1. For a particle of mass m in an infinite square well of width a find the values of all
coefficients of the wave function. (Start with the time independent Schroedinger equation and
show each step carefully and clearly.)

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(20) 2. An electron and a proton are separated by a large distance and the electron approaches the
proton with a kinetic energy of 2 eV. If the electron is captured by the proton to form a
hydrogen atom in the ground state, what wavelength photon would be given off? (Show your
work clearly.)

V
2
e

2eV

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2-V (3V)

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1
c
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4
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4
7.

Tungsten is not a
(25) 3. A tungsten sphere 5 x i0 m in radius is suspended in space.

of a blackbody. What power input


blackbody but has an average emissive power that is 0.35 that
(Show your work clearly.)
is required to maintain the sphere at a temperature of 3000 K?

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4

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k
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(10) 4. The rest mass of an alpha particle is 6.7 x 10.27 kg. If an alpha particle has a kinetic
energy of 6 MeV, what is its speed?
is
29x10
m
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m
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29x10
m
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5

(10) 5. in the spectrum of a blackbody, the wavelength of peak intensity


a is independent of temperature b increases as temperature increases c decreases as
temperature increases; d. is 0.0029m

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(10) 6. A gamma ray has energy of 1 MeV. What is the frequency associated with this photon?
z d 39Hz
39x10
H
H.z c 6
26
0
, b 24x1O
20
24x1
a Hz

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(10) 7. If a surface has a work function of 1.5 eV and photons of energy 2.7 eV are shone on the
surface, which of the following is a possible kinetic energy of the electrons emitted from the
surface?
a 1 0 eV, b 2 0 eV, c no electrons are emitted, d 3 0 eV

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What is the wavelength of this electron
eV.
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of
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kin
a
has
(10) 8. An electron
0 d 39x10m
,
0
12x1
1
0 c m
19x1,
m
0 b 6
59x1,
m
a 6

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k

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e assumed to be given by P = A from x


(10) 9. Suppose a wave function wer
t value of A?
elsewhere. Normalization yields wha
a)
a 1 b ba c (ba), d (b

A:

a to x

b, P

the width
of a proton in a rigid box is 5.0 MeV, what is
(10) 10. If the ground state energy level
of the box?
43 rn; d. 6.4 x i0 rn
m; c. 6.4 x i0
rn; b. 2.7 x
a. 2.7 x

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initial
15 days. If a sample of this radioisotope has an
(10) 11. A radioisotope has a half-life of
will be the activity after 60 days?
activity of 6.4 x 106 decays per second, what
106 decays/s; d. 0.4 x 106 decay/s
a. 0; b. 1.6 x 106 decay/s; c. 0.8 x

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