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Which of the following wavelengths will be absent for 40 kV?
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Mosley's law establishes the X-rays fluorescence of target element with its
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The ratio of the radii of an atom and its nucleus is roughly equal to:
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The Rutherford atom, according to classical theory is
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An X-ray tube is operated at a constant potential difference and it is required to get X-rays of wavelength not less than 0.2 nanometres. Then the potential difference in kilovolts is
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Consider the hydrogen molecule H2 as a rigid diatomic rotor of separation r = 1.04 Å between two protons. Calculate the energy of the l = 3 level in the rotational spectrum. (m_p = 938.280 × 10^6 eV/c^2, ħc = 1973.5 eV·Å):
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The uncertainty principle was given by
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The binding energy to pull the deuterium (H) apart into a proton and a neutron is equal to
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The simple form of particle accelerator is
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Uranium is used as a raw material in which of the following sectors?