The document contains questions from various topics in physics including optics, atomic physics, nuclear physics, and more. It asks to derive formulas, describe experiments and principles, explain phenomena such as photoelectric effect and nuclear fission, state laws and theories, draw diagrams, and calculate values. Specifically, it asks about the lens maker formula, Young's double slit experiment, Bohr's model of the hydrogen atom, nuclear decay laws, and binding energy.
The document contains questions from various topics in physics including optics, atomic physics, nuclear physics, and more. It asks to derive formulas, describe experiments and principles, explain phenomena such as photoelectric effect and nuclear fission, state laws and theories, draw diagrams, and calculate values. Specifically, it asks about the lens maker formula, Young's double slit experiment, Bohr's model of the hydrogen atom, nuclear decay laws, and binding energy.
The document contains questions from various topics in physics including optics, atomic physics, nuclear physics, and more. It asks to derive formulas, describe experiments and principles, explain phenomena such as photoelectric effect and nuclear fission, state laws and theories, draw diagrams, and calculate values. Specifically, it asks about the lens maker formula, Young's double slit experiment, Bohr's model of the hydrogen atom, nuclear decay laws, and binding energy.
The document contains questions from various topics in physics including optics, atomic physics, nuclear physics, and more. It asks to derive formulas, describe experiments and principles, explain phenomena such as photoelectric effect and nuclear fission, state laws and theories, draw diagrams, and calculate values. Specifically, it asks about the lens maker formula, Young's double slit experiment, Bohr's model of the hydrogen atom, nuclear decay laws, and binding energy.
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bLONG TYPE QUESTION
REFLECTION AND REFRACTION OF LIGHT
1. Derive the relation between object distance and focal length for a thin concave lens. Find the linear magnification.
REFRACTION THROUGH A PRISM AND OPTICAL INSTRUMENT
1. Describe the construction and working of an astronomical telescope by drawing a neat ray diagram. Find its magnifying power
2. Deduce an expression for the refractive index of the material of prism in terms of minimum deviation Dm and along the prism.
3. Describe the construction and working of a compound microscope by drawing a neat ray diagram. Find the expression for its magnification power. 1 1 1 4. Derive the lens maker formula f = (μ − 1)(R − R ) 1 2
For a convex lens. The symbol have their usual meaning.
WAVE OPTICS
1. Describe young’s double slit experiment and establish the condition for maxima and minima and hence find fringe width.
2. What is interference? Derive the condition for consecutive interference and destructive interference.
3. What is wave front? Describe the construction of wave front using Huygen’s principle.
ATOMIC PHYSICS
1. State Einstein’s equation for photoelectric effect and discuss its charecterstic feature. Write about use of photo cell.
2. Explain wave particle duality and Hydrogen spectrum.
3. Write the postulate of Bohr’s theory of hydrogen atom. Derive expression for orbital velocity, radius of stationary orbit energy of electron and wave number of energy radiation. Explain Balmer series of hydrogen spectrum. Calculate the energy of 4th Bohr orbit.
4. What is the photoelectric effect. Derive Einstein’s photoelectric equation. Write four use of photo cell and one historical significance. NUCLEAR PHYSICS
1. State radiography decay laws. Define decay constant average life and half life. Derive relation between them.
2. What is nuclear fission? Explain nuclear fission with examples.
3. Describe the principle, construction and working principle of a cyclotron with necessary theory. What its limitations?
4. Explain nuclear fusion? Explain nuclear fusion with examples.
5. What is nuclear reaction? Explain nuclear reaction with examples.
6. Explain radioactivity and artificial radioactivity.
7. What is binding energy? Obtained relation between binding energy atomic number and mass number
