Condensed Model
Condensed Model
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Part I. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER FROM THE GIVEN
ALTERNATIVES.
18. Lead is a face centered cubic with an atomic radius of 0.1746nm. What is the lattice
constant of lead?
A. 0.734nm B. 0.493 nm C. 3.64nm D. 2.5nm
20. If the primitive translational vector of two directional lattice are: ⃗a1 = 2ĵ + ĵ and
⃗a2 = 2ĵ. What are the primitive translational vectors of its reciprocal lattices ⃗b1 and ⃗b2
respectively?
A. 3π î and π(î − ĵ)
B. π î and π2 (−î + 2ĵ)
C. 2π î and π(−î + 2ĵ)
π 3π
D. 2
(î + ĵ) and 2
(−î + 2ĵ)
21. It is the smallest volume entirely enclosed by planes that are the perpendicular bisectors
of the reciprocal lattice vectors drawn from the origin.
A. Iterplanar distance B. Brillouin zone C. Extended region D. Periodic Region
22. The statement below is describes the characteristics of x-ray diffraction in crystals ex-
cept
A. It uses to know unit cells types in crystal
B. It uses to identify amorphous and crystalline materials
C. It uses to differentiate atomic isotopes
D. It uses to identify phases of solids
24. Which types of radiations are used to study the crystal structures
A. X-rays B. UV-rays C. Gamma rays D. Visible light
25. If a is a lattice constant and λ is the wave length of x-rays the for no diffraction to occur
the condition is
A. a < λ < 2a B. λ < a C. λ > 2a D. λ > a
28. The following are the primary type of bondings in solids except
A. Hydrogen bonding
B. Electrostatic bonding
C. Metallic bonding
D. Covalent bonding
29. The type of bonds that most likely to produce a semiconductor materials is
A. Ionic B. Van der waals C. Covalent D. Metallic
⃗ values for
31. In a case of monoatomic lattice vibration in a one dimension the range of K
the first Brillouin zone is (a is lattice constant)
⃗ ≤
A. 0 ≤ K π
B. −2π ⃗ ≤
≤K 2π ⃗ ≤
C. − πa ≤ K π ⃗ ≤
D. 0 ≤ K 2π
a a a a a
32. If the velocity of the moving wave not depend on the frequency then the solid is
A. Non-dispersive B. Crystalline C. Dispersive D. Non-crystalline
34. One of the following is not true about the case of long wave length limit of the monoatomic
vibration in one dimension
A. It refers to the low frequency limit
B. The group velocity is equal to phase velocity
C. The material acts as a dispersive medium
D. It refers to the condition that wave vector approaches to zero
35. Among the following whose theory of specific heat capacity of the solid predicts better
values both at low and high temperature is
A. Dulong and Petit B. Enstein C. Debye D. Plancks
36. One of the international notation of the space group of cubic crystal system is 4̄3m.Which
one is correct meaning of this notation
A. Three folded axis transnational symmetry
B. It has inversion symmetry on three folded axis
C. Three folded axis rotational symmetry
D. It has reflection symmetry
37. What will happen to the conductivity of conductors, semiconductors and insulators as
the they are exposed to the higher temperatures?
A. It increases in conductors
B. It decreases in semiconductors
C. It increases in insulators
D. It is impossible to determine
38. Find One of the following is not true about holes and electrons in a band structure
A. Holes are the deficiency of electrons in a valance band
B. Mass of holes are greater than that of electrons
C. There are conditions in which electron mass is greater that of holes
D. Holes are at lower energy than electrons
39. In which type of semiconductors the number of the holes and electrons are equal?
A. Intrinsic semiconductors
B. N-type semiconductors
C. Extrinsic semiconductors
D. P-type semiconductors
41. By Considering the density of states of electrons in a metals as the function of energy,
what will happen to density of states as the temperature of material increasing
A. It increases
B. It does not depend on temperature
C. It decreases
D. It decreases below the Fermi level and increases above Fermi level
43. The following equation is regarding the Fermi level (EF ) of p-type semiconductors is
true(Hint: Ec is conduction band edge and Ev is valance band edge)?
A. EF < Ec +E
2
V
B. EF = Ec +E
2
V
C. EF > Ec +E
2
V
D. EF = Ec = EV
46. If the probability of finding an electron in silver is 10% whose energy is 1% above the
Fermi-energy. Then what will be the expected temperature? (use: the Fermi energy of
the silver is 5.5eV and Boltzmann constant, kB = 1.38x10−23 J/K)
A. 700K
B. 26K
C. 290K
D. 50K
47. In above question, what is the probability of finding an electron in silver, if the electron
energy is EF + kB T , where, kB is Boltzmann constant and T is a temperature in K.
A. 0.190
B. 0.269
C. 0.546
D. 1
48. The electronic heat capacity of the metal dependent on the temperature,T and it is
proportional to
−2
A. T 3
B. T 2
C. T
1
D. T 2
50. The Fermi energy in a metals at 0K is proportional to electron density (n), according
to
−3
A. n 2
B. n2
2
C. n 3
D. n