- X rays are electromagnetic radiation with wavelength ranging from 0.1 - 1 Å.
- X rays travel in straight lines.
- X rays are produced when high energy electrons are stopped by metal barriers.
- X rays are absorbed more readily by heavy elements than light elements.
- X rays affect photographic plates.
- X rays cause fluorescence.
- X rays are not affected by electric or magnetic fields.
- X ray Spectrum consists of line spectrum superimposed on a continuous spectrum.
- X rays interact with materials and cause ionization.
- X rays are diffracted by atomic or molecular arrangement in crystals.
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Characteristics or Properties of X Rays
I Internal Test - Digital Electronics - 7BPH6C2
PART - A 5 x 2 = 10
1.Problem
2.Problem
3.Problem
4.State the distributive law of Boolean algebra
5.Simplify the Boolean expression (A+A+B).(B+BC)
PART - B 2 x 5 = 10
6. Draw the symbols of AND and OR gates and give their truth tables.
7.State and Prove De' Morgan's theorems.
PART - C 2 x 10 = 20
8.Explain how NOR gate can be used as a universal building blocks.
9.With suitable diagrams explain the construction and working of half adder and full adder.
I Internal Test - Atomic and Nuclear Physics - 7BPH4C1
Part - A 5x2 = 10
1. Write any two properties of positive rays.
2. State the laws of photoelectric emission?
3. What is critical potential? What are it's two kinds?
4. State Pauli's Exclusion Principle.
5.What is anomalous Zeeman Effect
Part - B 2x5 = 10
1.Explain the action and working of Bain Bridge Mass Spectrograph.
2.Explain the Fine Structure of Sodium D - Line
Part - C 2x10 = 20
1.Obtain Einstein's Photo Electric Equation and Discuss the Millikan's Experiment to verify it.
2.Describe the Stern and Gerlach Experiment.
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