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Larry's NMTPHY Final 2020
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1
Generators, Cyclotrons and linear accelerators, and nuclear reactors are all ways of
Producing electrons
Producing nuclides
Producing radionuclides
producing protons
2
What is the prefix for one trillion?
M
T
Tetra
Mega
3
Sv usually implies a tissue weighting factor should have been applied
False
Neither true or false
True
4
what can happen when a photon passes through matter
All of the above
Absorption
Pass through
Scatter
5
l=1 is also called the
F subshell
S subshell
P subshell
D subshell
6
Which scientists found the existence of alpha and beta rays in uranium radiation
Ernest Rutherford
Marie Curie
Henri Becquerel
Wilhelm Rontgen
7
As the electron moves farther away from the nucleus the electric potential decrease
and the electric potential energy increases
and the electric potential energy stays the same
none of the above
and the electric potential energy increases
8
The neutron is absorbed by a nucleus.The extra energy causes elongated shape. Whats this refer2
A fissile/ liquid drop experiment
Ionizing radation
The serge chart
Liquid drip model/ Nuclear Fission
9
Classical physics sates that?
find a exact location &velocity of a particle at future time
A particle can only exist in one state at a time.
energy and speed can be continuous
All the above
10
The number that expresses the probability of decay 4 a single nucleus in a given period of time
Half life
Decay constant
Decay factor
EMR
11
Which scientists was created in finding the “nucleus“ of the atom
Marie Curie
Frederick Soddy
Ernest Rutherford
Henri Becquerel
12
This scientists described the paths of electrons is an atom in terms of energy levels
Marie Curie
Henri Bequerel
frederick Soddy
Neil’s Bohr
13
When an electron is ionized by an alpha particle, it has a lot of energy. What is this called?
Delta Ray
high energy ray
Electron
Light ray
14
Who discovered radioactivity?
Rutherford
Thompson
Henri Becquerel
Marie Curie
15
Who was responsible for the photoelectric effect?
Einstein
Bohr
Planck
Rutherford
16
Specific ionization blanks with mass and charge and blanks with higher velocities
Decreases, increases
decreases,decreases
Increases, increases
Increases, decreases
17
What did Rutherford conclude from his gold foil experiment?
The nucleus had no empty space
Light is only a wave
The nucleus was mostly empty space
Light is a wave and a particle
18
What scientists was awarded two noble prize?
Ernest Rutherford
Neil’s Bohr
Marie Curie
Henri Becquerel
19
This equation relates mass to energy
Planck’s
Einstein
half value layer
None of the above
20
What is the atomic weight?
the weight of a proton
a measurement of an atom’s mass measured in AMU
the weight of an electron
none of the above
21
A blank is the vibrating source that gives rise to EM waves
electric magnitude
Nothing
accelerating charge
a non accelerating charge
22
What is isobaric
Negatron
Electron capture
All of the above
Positron
23
EM phenomenon better explained by waves.
Ionizing
waves
unknown
non-ionizing
24
Alpha particles loose about
36 eV per ion pair
32 eV per ion pair
34 eV per ion pair
64 eV per ion pair
25
what symbol is the atomic number, that always equals the number of protons of the atom
X
A
Z
N
26
When the atom gains an electron, the atom becomes negatively charged.In this state it is called
Neutrino
Cation
Metastable
Anion
27
What does the Bragg Curve show
less ionization take place when the particles slow down
more ionization's take place when the particles slow down
none of the answer are correct
speed of the particle wont effect the amount of ionization
28
The description of how electrons are arranged around the nucleus of the atom
Quantum numbers
Angular momentum
Electron configuration
Valence electron
29
The time it takes for 1/2 the original radioactive material to decay
Activity
Half life
Effective half life
Half value layer
30
A particle can only have specific values for its energy, and specific values for its speed.
IN neither
In Quantum physics
In both
In Classic Physics
31
The Bragg ionization curve shows as a particle comes to the end of its ionization period
It is moving faster, therefore, causes less ionizations
It is not moving as fast, therefore, causes more ionizations
It is moving as fast, therefore, causes less ionizations
It is moving faster, therefore, causes more ionizations
32
All are processes through which a photon interacts with matter except
Photoelectric effect
Pair production
Characteristic X-ray
Compton scatter
33
What is diffraction?
When a particle is different then a wave
Waves can not go through narrow openings
Waves bend after passing throught narrow openings
Waves bending before they go through a big opening
34
Occurs when there is more protons then neutrons
positron
Electron capture
Alpha
negatron
35
What causes electromagnetic waves
A vibrating Source
A non vibrating source
An electron
a proton
36
Which force is attractive only?
Gravity
Electromagnetic Force
Strong
Weak
37
True or False.The electric field is always parallel to the magnetic field.
True
Neither true or false
Maybe
False
38
electron volt is the
All of the above
Frequency
Electric potential energy
The amount of work performed
39
What was the last question referring to?
Compton Scatter
Characteristic X-rays
Photoelectric effect
Plum Pudding Model
40
The photon transfers ALL its energy to one of the electrons in the atom.
Compton scatter
Pair Production
Photoelectric effect
Characteristic x-ray
41
ways to measure radioactivity
Curie
Dps
All of the above
Bequerel
42
Particle emission
Beta positron
Alpha
All of the above
Beta negatron
43
Operates between protons and neutrons
Gravity
Electromagnetic force
Weak Force
Strong Force
44
There really three reactions that can happen once the positron is emitted
Annihilation, ionization, auger electron
Ionization, charteristic x-ray, Bremsstrahlung
Charteristic x-rays, annhilation, and auger electron
Bremsstrahlung, ionization, annihilation
45
Which force essentially, keeps the electrons in orbit around the nucleus.
Gravity
Strong
Electromagnetic Force
Weak
46
How much energy was deposited on an object/person
Equivalent dose
Exposure
Effective dose
Absorbed dose
47
What are commonly used for fission reactions
Plutonium
Both
Uranium
Neither
48
When a nuclide is in it’s energized state it is called
Ground state
Metastable
Stable
Electron capture
49
What determine the orientation of an orbital
Magnetic
Prinicapal
Spin
Angular Momentum
50
Which scientist is associated with the liquid drop model?
Neil’s Bohr
Henri Becquerel
Marie Curie
Ernest Rutherford
51
This happens when high energy gamma rays interact in the vicinity of the nucleus.
characteristic x-rays
Pair production
photoelectric effect
Compton scatter
52
Gy and Sv have the same units and are interchangeable
True
Neither true or false
False
53
Rem is a measurement for
Dose
Exposure
Absorbed dose
Radioactivity
54
An orbital can be empt, contain 1 electron, contain 2 electron but it can not
Contain more then 2 electrons
Contain 6 electrons
All of the above
Contain 5 electrons
55
Happen when the t
phys
of the parent is approximately 10x larger than the t
phys
of the daughter.
Transient
both
neither
Secular
56
Who had the plum pudding model?
Bohr
Thomson
Dalton
Rutherford
57
What quantum number determines the shape of an orbital.
Prinicpal
Spin
Magnetic
Angular Momentum
58
What quantum number determines the energy level?
Angular Momentum
Prinicpal
Magnetic
Spin
59
Electric fields store energy and this function is commonly used in a
Generator
inductor
Cyclotron
capacitor
60
What is the SI unit for exposure
C/kg
Sv
Roentgen
Rad
61
What is the graph referring to?
None of the above
Probability that certain breakdowns are going to occur
probability that all the breakdowns will be the same
No breakdowns will occur
62
Operates between the electrons and protons
Electromagnetic force
Gravity
Weak force
Strong force
63
The size of the atom is given a special name called the
Nuclide
Anngerson
Angstrom
Atom size
64
EM waves have a dual nature. They can be explained both by wave theory and particle theory.
maybe
Cant be determined by only that statement
True
False
65
The smaller the opening the
bend is the same no matter what
less the bend
no bend is able to happen
greater the bend
66
The proton and the neutron are each about how much larger then the electron
1200
2000
2500
2300
67
Has the highest specific ionization
elextrinsic capture
Negatron
Positron
Alpha
68
The first two quantum numbers determine
Energy levels
Spin
Orientation
69
Requires low thermal neutrons
all of the above
A(n,p)B
(n,)
A(n,)A→B
70
Represents the probability of the interaction of photon passing through unit area of a material
Half value layer
Transmission
The linear attenuation coefficient
All of the above
71
The protons and neutrons make up the nucleus of the atom
True
False
neither true or false
somestimes
72
What measures exposure
Rem
Curies
Roentgen
Gray
73
Larger particles tend to be in a
zigzag path
they don't take a path
straight path
random path
74
Intensity equals?
area x power
power + area
power/area
area/power
75
Eventually comes 2 rest and joins with an electron and becomes part of an annihilation reaction
Alpha
Beta Positron
All of them
Beta Negatron
76
Attenuation occurs for the
Photoelectric effect
Compton scatter
Pair production
All of the above
77
The electron volt is a unit of
Charge
Energy
none of the above
Mass
78
the sum of all the different decay times of each nucleus divided by the number of nuclei
Specific activity
Mean life
Half value layer
Specific concentration
79
Cyclotrons operate between what range
11-17 Mev
12-16 Mev
11-19 Mev
13-17 Mev
80
l=0 is also called the
p subshell
D subshell
F subshell
S subshell
81
2n
2
determines
The direction of the spin
All of the above
Angular momentum
The number of electrons that an energy level can hold
82
What is the written form for μ?
nano
one million
one millionth
micro
83
single system in which a long lived parent nuclide decays into a short-lived daughter nuclide.
Linear accelerator
Cyclotron
Generator
1 and 3
84
Associated with the discovery of the x-ray
Ernest Rutherford
Marie curie
Henri Bequerel
Wilhelm Rontgen
85
What is isomer
Positron
Gamma
Alpha
Electron capture
86
What waves travel at the speed of light?
No waves
Any waves
All Electromagnetic waves
Light waves
87
The range of radii of atoms in the periodic table is approximately
1 to 5 Angstroms Å
0.3 to 3 Angstroms Å
All of the above are correct
2 to 6 Angstroms Å
88
Occurs when there is more neutrons then protons
Electron capture
Positron
negatron
Alpha
89
The size of the atom is from 1 to 5 Angstroms Å.
Neither true or false
True and False
False
True
90
Bohr proposed that the possible energy states for atomic electrons were quantized. which means?
no values were possible
Any value was possible
none of the above
Only certain values were possible
91
List the forces in order from weakest to strongest
weak, gravitational, electromagnetic, strong
gravitational, weak, electromagnetic, strong
strong, weak, electromagnetic, gravitational
Gravitational, Electromagnetic, weak, strong
92
Which force operates in radioactive decay
Gravity
Electromagnetic
Strong
Weak
93
he material used to separate the nuclide
elution
eluate
eluent
none
94
What did Huygen discover?
That light was also a wave
That light was only a wave
That a light can be a particle and a wave
That light was a particle
95
How much energy deposited weighted for the type of radiation
Absorbed dose
All of the above
Equivalent dose
Effective dose
96
LET expressess
The time dissipated for distance
The mass dissipated per distance
The energy dissipated per distance
97
Cause she the daughter Nuclide to be more stable
Beta negatron
All of the above
Alpha
Beta positron
98
Cuties and Bequere are units of
Absorbed dose
Dose
Exposure
Radioactivity
99
There must be at least 1.022 MeV of energy for this to occur
Compton scatter
all of the above
pair production
Photoelectric effect
100
Characteristi x-ray and auger electron are associated with
Pair production
Compton scatter
Photoelecitric effect
All of the above
101
When the atom loses an electron it becomes positively charged. In this state it is called
Atom
Cation
anion
Neutrino
102
With Bremsstrahlung: They are attracted to the nucleus.
Beta Positron
Beta negatron
Neither
Both
103
Results in isomeric transition
All of the above
ALpha
Electron capture
Gamma
104
What two compete with each other to make a radioactive nuclide life stable
Beta negatron, beta position
Beta positron, electron capture
Beta negatron, alpha
Electron capture, alpha
105
Electromagnetic waves are waves of
ice cream
fields
range
matter
106
The electron configuration is commonly used to describe the orbitals of an atom in its
Ground state
Excited state
Metastable state
All of the above
107
The higher the decay constant the
None of the choices are correct
Higher the probability of nuclides rate of decay
Lower the probability of nuclidess rate of decay
Stays the same
108
Dependence on Z
Compton scatter
Photoelectric effect
All of the above
Pair production
109
The photon transfers all its energy to one of the electrons in the atom.
Photoelectric effect
Pair production
Compton scatter
All of the above
110
B can be isolated easier.
A(n,)A→B
A(n,p)B
all of the above
(n,)
111
What symbol is the number of neutrons
X
N
A
Z
112
EMR emission
Positron
Alpha
Gamma
Electron capture
113
Can electromagnetic waves travel through a vacuum?
cant tell
no one knows
No
Yes
114
A decay constant is particular to a specific nuclide
False
Maybe
Neither true or false
True
115
More possible with fast neutrons. Fast neutrons cause a proton to escape.
A(n,p)B
A(n,)A→ B
all of the above
(n,)
116
A measurement that expresses the number of ion pairs per unit path
Specific ionization
Range
LET
Charge
117
The higher the decay constant the higher the probability of nuclides rate of decay
True
Maybe
Neither true or false
False
118
With Bremsstrahlung: They are repelled by the nucleus.
Both
Beta Positron
Neither
Beta Negatron
119
Eventually comes to rest mass and joins with a neighboring atom.
Beta Positron
All of them
Beta Negatron
Alpha
120
What is a difference between linear accelerator and cyclotrons
Cyclotrons can operate at much higher energy levels
Linear accelerators are circular rather then linear
Cyclotrons are linear rather then circular
Linear accelrators can operate at much higher energy levels
121
What has a longer wavelength?
Radio waves
X-ray's
Microwaves
Gamma rays
122
The size of the atom ranges from approximately
1 × 10-10 m to 3 × 10-10 m
2× 10-10 cm to 5 × 10-10 cm
1 × 10-10 cm to 5 × 10-10 cm
1 × 10-10 m to 5 × 10-10 m
123
How much energy depositEd, weighted for tissue sensitivity
Effective dose
Equivalent dose
Exposure
Absorbed dose
124
Every metal has a Work Function which defines an energy threshold that?
can not break the bond of an electron
Must be exceeded to break the bond of an electron.
must only be exceeded to break the bond of an electron.
must be met or exceeded to break the bond of an electron.
125
The radiation pressure is related to the average
Intensity
range
area
wave
126
This equation relates frequency to energy
Einstein
Neither
Plancks
Both
127
if energy in the nucleus does not emit γ but instead transfers all energy to a orbital electron
This is called annihilation
None of the choices are correct
This is called internal conversion or ICE
This is called gamma emission
128
Chemical separation of target and product nuclide not possible because the products r isotopes.
(n,)
A(n,)A→ B
all of the above
A(n,p)B
129
Because a new nuclide is made, separation is easier
(n,)
A(n,)A→B
A(n,p)B
all the above
130
What order do waves go in from greatest frequency to lower frequency?
Radiowave,infrared,microwaves,ultraviolet,x-rays, gamma rays
Gama rays,X-ray, Ultraviolet,Infrared, microwaves,radio wave
Radiowavemicrowaveinfraredultraviolet, x-rays, gamma rays
Gamarays,X-rays,Infrared, ultraviolet,microwave,radiowave
131
Nucleons are
electrons and neutrons collectively together
electrons and protons collectively together
neutrons, electrons and protons collectively together
neutrons and protons collectively together
132
What waves operate at higher frequencies?
Gamma Rays
Radio waves
Microwaves
Soft X-Ray's
133
what is the physical property of a subatomic particle that causes an electric field
electromagnetic waves
charge
strong force
ionization
134
EM phenonmenon better explained by particles.
Ionizing
Non-ionizing
waves
frequency
135
Which electrons are electrons in a fully filled shell and are considered stable.
Valence Electrons
Neither
Both inner and valence
Inner electrons
136
What did Young's double split experiment show?
It was inconclusive
Light does not bend for narrow openings
Light bends just like a wave
Light does not bend at all
137
source of ↑ energy protron, deutron,helium atom &other particles capable of accepting a charge
Generator
Linear acceleration
Cyclotron
Dees
138
n=
The number of subshells in a principal energy level
electron spin
The number of orbitals
None
139
Rods contain enriched
235
R that undergo fission
False its U 235
False its U 335
True
neither true or false
140
Can exist in a metastable form
All of the above
Electron capture
Gamma
Alpha
141
Prevent a nuclear meltdown and controls the rate of the nuclear reaction
Dees
Thermal neutron
None of the above
Uranium fuel rods
142
Usually occurs in nuclides in the upper third of the serge chart
Alpha
Positron
Negatron
electron capture