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PRACTICE:Physics Unit32: Elementary Particles



 Author: physicsPublish Date: 2023-05-02 09:34   Total Marks: 43 mks  Marks Awarded: _____________

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  What happens to the cyclotron frequloi + :b-.loggency of a charged particle if its speed doubles +o.lioglb-g :?

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  What happens to the cyclotron frequency of a charl;h -u+e ceq/oged particle if the radius of its path doqh/+ol ;eeu-c ubles?

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3#
 
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  The Feynman diagram shows two electrons approah7h+rt pzwovqhigb fx7.r* 1 (c6;h 2zching each other, interacting, and then leaving each r xw(7+hcz2h;gq p6ohb7.v*ft z ri1h other. What particle is being exchanged during the interaction?


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4#
 
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  The Feynman diagram shows the weak interaction of a neutruvtls:ynqs- 9 i ))mc )kh7/nhino ($\nu$) and a neutron ($n$), mediated by a $W+$ particle. The interaction produces an electron ($e-$) and another particle. What is the other particle?


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5#
 
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  A positively charged electron bvpichmzv5 6 * f:9or o5,vdy0is

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6#
 
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  What effect does an increase in the mass of the virtual exchange3mr-ew7 :f5dtpkx -mc particle have on the range of the force5tcked3 w mrfm-p7 :-x it mediates?

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7#
 
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  An exchange particle for the weak force i y,;fvxun .h+t:gmdzuh:b u 9)s the

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8#
 
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  The exchange particles for the weak force are very massive (about 100 times asa yi*;8 s:djcp massivesi *ypd:j8ca; as a proton). This would lead one to expect that the weak force would

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9#
 
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  The exchange particle for quarks is cacvqfv()b(m 6a lled

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10#
 
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  A particle that travels at the speed om9 ;7n d5f5q 1gzlgkxy +jal3vf light

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11#
 
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  One reason a photon wsqhnk21, 0n (cck5fwrlo-wm1 m y:3jcould not create an odd number of electrons and positrons is that such a process wlr(3 j21:1 swo5cfmqknhn0kw, cym- would

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12#
 
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  Is the following decay f2c*vvcd+svc- c d,n-permissible? $\Sigma^+ \rightarrow \Lambda^{\circ} \;+\; \pi^+$

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13#
 
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  Is the following decay alu44p:mp e5b v1pldz u3mj 8jc8qw a.z2lowed? $\Sigma^+ \rightarrow p \;+\; \pi^+$

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14#
 
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  Is the following decay allow p 3*fceizz )d7tlc,g*ur2,ov6dk 0osed? $\pi^{\circ} \rightarrow \mu^+ \;+\; \nu_{\mu}$

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15#
 
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  The neutrino has

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16#
 
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  An electron is an example of saeqy jus:lbm4; +x2-

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  A proton is an example okspuf l-sn*ikqd ;r6 /n:i)8h f

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18#
 
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  A neutron is an example -i, v(cucr;ezj l r;;gof

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19#
 
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  A photon is an examplnqcu)3 ywa+8h *g+my ze of

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20#
 
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  Particles that do not interact via the strong force but do he0zh)ezett9)6* j oainteract via the weak nuclear force (and presumably by the much weaker gravitation for)0*69 h) hzteteoazjece) are called

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21#
 
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  Hadrons are divided into two subgroups callov 4)fyhp6 8xdvt hci )mvg(07ed

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  A quark is

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23#
 
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  What is the quark comlu+l3j66w d nbc9aeo5 position of a $\Lambda^{\circ}$?

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24#
 
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  A distinctive feature of quarks is that thegfa 32 -kkiojhs,2a9hi0 ye;6l,iqpby

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25#
 
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  The charge of some quarks and antiquarv)8 b+8r3jm-n u*y r j1onzrgwks is

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26#
 
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  When a quark emits or absorbs a gluon, the q(m,6y lgo .quxz58wml uark changes

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27#
 
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  The number of types ofhl :o(0ywk e nk;*iyu; quarks is

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28#
 
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  Which of the following is not considered t(ag-f1c qv q0uhiq6+h nvx09to be one of the four fundamental forces?iq0q xc0q1 htv(6-gf9na+ uvh

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29#
 
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  A significant step in "unifying" the forces of nature was th s*wofw,x1g5vd4*aqrp*a )rpe discovery that two of the so-called fundamental forces were two parts of a siv5*r **gq)f daw 1rpwpo4sa, xngle force. The two forces that were so unified were

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30#
 
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  The grand unified theory (GUT) is a sought-after model that wouck9a*w , s7.)dpvqonn ld unify three of the four forces of nature. Which force is the one it would n ,9no*w kcqdnvpa s7).ot include?

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31#
 
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  What is the wavelength for a beam of 1.4 GeV epi3 kvjgicfaz4p95j94 1 y 3yblectrons?

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32#
 
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  A cyclotron operates at 10 MHz. What pz +rx3bjs,w7magnetic field is needed to accelerate protonp ,37jszbxw+r s?

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33#
 
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  A cyclotron of radius 0.25 m accelerates pmd1o. l(+rozu rotons in a 1.7-T magnetic field. What is the frol. uzo( m+r1dequency for the applied alternating voltage?

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34#
 
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  A cyclotron of radius 0.25 m accelvcjn(;.dmbuaf-tax g 4y- 26 zerates protons in a 1.7-T magnetic field. What izb van4dm.-a x cytgjf-;62u(s the kinetic energy of the protons when they leave the cyclotron?

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35#
 
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  A deuteron has the same charge as a proton s jquw;du;l53mw:t7ny6 yfu6but approximately twice the proton mass. Suppose deuterons are being accelerated in a cyclotron idnsuu:y6 y;7j u q5l;3m6wftw n an orbit of radius 75 cm at a frequency of 8.0 Mhz. What magnetic field is needed?

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36#
 
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  Suppose you were to try to crea 33ygkob1ct6h y-,ywm te a proton-antiproton pair by annihilation of a very high energy photon. The protoyt3 owc1b6-3mky yh,g n and the anti-proton have the same masses, but opposite charges. What energy photon would be required?

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37#
 
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  When a positronium atom (electron + positron) d ms4eju-- bn3eecays, it emits two photons. What are the ene-b 3s4-ue enmjrgies of the photons?

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38#
 
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  The pe meson has a mass of 264 times thj*8dtg2 j* jylqo7p (.53yv2 fllztguat of an electron. What is the range of the forcey.gyj2o(5j2 f7p*jtv q *tg8dlll u 3z mediated by this particle?

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39#
 
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  Calculate the range of a hypothetical force with the proton aski ty5qsvmw+3bnwx2// r b e634*bsd b the virtual exchange particle.v kb+ b*nd3/r26b w /te4ib3w5symxsq

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40#
 
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  Identify the missing +6(p im6k5cd5jw po jdparticle in the following reaction.
$\pi^- \;+\; p \rightarrow \pi^- \;+\; \pi^- \;+\; \pi^+ \;+\; \;\;\;\;\;\;$ ?

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41#
 
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  Identify the missing partiw*v* ) gw)r(onbnff0p cle in the following reaction. $\pi^+ \rightarrow \mu^+ \;+\; \;\;\;\;\;\;$ ?

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42#
 
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  Identify the missing particle in the qv) 2idz c 7oppm+5q:sfollowing reaction. $\pi^+ \;+\; \Lambda^{\circ} \rightarrow \Sigma^+ \;+\; \;\;\;\;\;\;$ ?

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43#
 
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  The number of quarks inutm; gw85 hq9z a deuteron ($^2 H$) is

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