11 The energy of an annihilation photon (511 keV) corresponds to the: |
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A: Speed of light in vacuum |
B: Rest-mass energy equivalent of 1 electron |
C: Binding energy of a PET-isotope |
D: Total sum of the electron and positron rest mass |
12 An annihilation photon has the frequency: |
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A: 511 MHz |
B: 1.235E+20 Hz |
C: 1.235E+17 Hz |
D: 7.712E+38 Hz |
13 An annihilation photon has the wave-length: |
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A: 1.522E-12 m |
B: 1.235E-12 m |
C: 2.427E-12 m |
D: 0.102E-10 m |
14 An electron-positron annihilation event CANNOT generate: |
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A: 2 photons |
B: 3 photons |
C: 4 photons |
D: 1 photon |
15 A particle with kinetic energy equal to its rest energy moves with the velocity: |
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A: 2.998 E8 m/s |
B: 1.517 E8 m/s |
C: 2.596 E6 m/s |
D: 2.596 E8 m/s |
16 An electron moves in the magnetic field of 1 T with velocity of 1E6 m/s perpendicularly to the field lines (i.e. its velocity vector is perpendicular to the B-vector of the magnetic field). What force is acting on this electron? |
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A: 0 N |
B: 1E6 N |
C: 1.602E-13 N |
D: 1 N |
17 An electron moves in the magnetic field of 1 T with velocity of 1E6 m/s in parallel to the field lines (i.e. its velocity vector is parallel to the B-vector of the magnetic field). What force is acting on this electron? |
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A: 0 N |
B: 1E6 N |
C: 1.602E-13 N |
D: 1 N |
18 A neutron moves in the magnetic field of 1 T with velocity of 1E6 m/s perpendicularly to the field lines (i.e. its velocity vector is perpendicular to the B-vector of the magnetic field). What force is acting on this neutron? |
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A: 0 N |
B: 1E6 N |
C: 1.602E-13 N |
D: 1 N |
11. B The Rest mass energy equivalent of 1electron.
12. B. ,
13. C
14. D 1photon
15.D
16. C ( )
17. A 0 N because sin is zero
18 A 0 no charge on neutron
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