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Chapter 12: Nuclear Physics. Physics A-level, AQA. It includes: Rutherford scattering and atomic structure, radius and density, emissions, investigation, exponential law of decay, nuclear decay, fission and fusion and binding energy.

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- PHYSICS



TOMIC
RADIOACTNVITY
Thomson model Rutherford




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:
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( Blum pudding theory atoms were not stable 4 emitted radiation
)
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atoms had a nucleus
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t


uniformly density
+
not distributed or
charge




.
t t


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+ +


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,
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o
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o
lonising radiation any radiation wl enough energy to ionise atoms
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radiation
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:
opositive t - ionisation
relative
charge of
strong
s
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2
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range air cm
in
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range
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-radiation:

, NUCLEAR RADIUS AND DENSITY




:
Electron
r a can be
diffractiond uus
used to estimate nuclear

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intensity variesw diffraction
angle
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of electrons
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angle of diffraction O




nucleus is made up of Nucleons
:
.
nuclear radius
more nucleons
bigger is proportional to CUBE root of number
-
nucleon




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nearly same mass
density
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nuclear 1.45 101 kgm
density -
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atoms contain lots of empty space most of the mass is in the smale nucleus
.
,
RADIOACTIVE EMISSIONS

.


if nucleus is unstable :
break down to become more stable nucleus decays by releasing energy
:
instability due to too
many
or not
enough neutrons and or particles astable form
:
Or too much radioactive decay
energy
s
.
.
lone single decay is RANDOR
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radio active emissions ionising radiation C knocked off electrons
sion
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