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The binding energy for the nucleus of deuteron is:
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To clear away all the unwanted ions from the Wilson cloud chamber, a potential difference is applied which is of the order of:
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Bohr's theory of hydrogen atom did not explain fully
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213. The average energy loss for neutrons which have made one collision with carbon nuclei (for carbon is 0.158) is (given λ = 2.6 cm; σ = 0.155 for graphite)
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Which is true for both alpha-particles and gamma-rays:
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If E_p and E_k are the potential energy and kinetic energy of the electron in a stationary orbit in the hydrogen atom, the value of E_p / E_k is
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Radioactivity is the phenomenon associated with the
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Both positive and negative mu mesons decay into:
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Zirconia is classified as:
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Cobalt 60 is used in medicine and is an intense source of: