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CLUSTER UNIVERSITY SRINAGAR

Class: UG 5th Semester Subject: Physics


Batch: 2 0 1 7 - 2 0 1 9
Paper Title: Modern Physies Session: 2021
Time: 2:30 Hours
Max. Marks: - 56 Min. Marks: - 22

Note: (Attempt any four questions from Section "A" four from Section "B" and all from Sectiorn
Section-A [Long Answer Type Questions. Attempt Any Four] 08x 04 = 32 Marks
1. What is de-Broglie hypothesis? Deseribe the Davison and Giermer experiment to prove that material art cles
wave characteristies.
2. State and prove Plank's law of black body radiations.
3 :Define and explain the term an operatorand derive the expression for energy and momentum operatorS
tio
4Derive Schrodinger's time independent wave cquation for matter waves and give its physical interpretation
6What is normal Zeeman Effecet? Explain it with necessary theory and derive expression for Zeeman shit.
6. What are the various assumptions of liquid drop model of nucleus? Discuss the semi-empirical mass Tormula o iquid
drop model. Discuss the utility of this formula.
Section- B [Short Answer Type Questions. Attempt Any Four] 04 x 04 = 16 Marks
Vlt the uncertainty in the position of an electron is 4 x 1010 m, calculate the uncertainty in its momentum.
(h= 6.625 x 10s4 Js).
S Consider a wave function "(x,t) = Ae-0/Et-PR) for a particle having linear momentum P and position x.
From this obtain its energy operator.
(9 Calculate Lande's g factor for s-electron with values = 0, s = 1/2 from its formula,
j0+1)+s(st+1)-{({+1)
2j0+1)
Where j =l+s
0:Write a short note on J-J coupling.
11. Show that nuclear density is a constant quantity and is independent of mass number.4
12. Calculate the binding energy per nucleon of an alpha particle (Hes ) from the given information
Mass of proton=i00758 am.u
Mass ofproton = 1.00897 a.m.u
Mass of proton = 4.00280 a.m.u

Section-c [Multiple Choice Type Questions. Attempt All] 01x 08 = 08 Marks


13. Photo-electric effect is observed only if the frequency of incident light is
A) greater than threshold frequency B) equal to threshold frequency
C) less than threshold frequency D) zero
14. The wavelengthassociated with an electron subjected to potential difference V is given by
A) 12.27 B) ,
12.27
C) D) = 12.27VVA
15. The probability density of a state is always
A) zero
B) real
C) imaginaryy D) sometimes real and sometimes imaginary
16. The expectation value of momentum is |(r, t)| stands for

A)SP¥G) d B) S(*y) dr
C) Sv)¥ dr D) SvËVV* dr
17. According to Pauli's exclusion principle, the number of electrons with given n and m is
A) 2(21+1)) B) 2
C) 2n2 D)
18. J-J coupling occurs often in
(21+1)
A) all atoms
B) occurs only in nuclei
C) lighter atoms D) heavier atoms
19. The size of atomic nucleus is
A) 10-10 m
B) 10-12 m
C) 10-1 m D) 10-17 m
20. Fermions have
half integral spin
B) do not obey exclusion principle
do not obey Fermi-Dirac statistics
D) none of them

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