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1111
The shortest wavelength of X-rays from an X-ray tube depends on the
A. current in the tube
B. voltage applied to the tube
C. atomic number of the target material
D. nature of the gas in the tube
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The minimum (shortest) wavelength is determined by the maximum energy of incident electrons, which depends on the accelerating voltage.
1112
Which of the following is an example of line spectra?
A. Mercury vapour lamp
B. Atomic spectra
C. Blackbody radiation spectrum
D. Molecular spectra
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Atomic spectra typically consist of discrete lines corresponding to electronic transitions in atoms.
1113
A potential difference of 42,000 volt is used in an X-ray tube to accelerate electrons. The maximum frequency of X-rays produced is
A. 10^10 Hz
B. 10^19 Hz
C. 10^18 Hz
D. 10^20 Hz
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Maximum photon frequency ν = eV/h; for 42,000 V this yields about 1×10^19 Hz.
1114
X-rays can cause
A. blood pressure
B. malaria
C. dysentery
D. cancer
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Exposure to high or prolonged doses of X-rays can damage DNA and increase the risk of cancer.
1115
The corpuscular nature of light was given by
A. Marvel
B. Newton
C. Thomas Young
D. Huygen
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Isaac Newton proposed the corpuscular (particle) theory of light, so Newton is the correct answer.
1116
Which of the following is the infrared wavelength ?
A. 10^-7 cm
B. 10^-5 cm
C. 10^-6 cm
D. 10^-4 cm
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10^-4 cm equals 1 μm, which lies in the infrared region of the spectrum.
1117
A stopping potential of 0.82 volt is required to stop the photoelectrons emitted from a metallic surface by light of wavelength 4000 Å. The stopping potential for wavelength 3000 Å will be:
A. 2.85 V
B. 3.0 V
C. 1.85 V
D. 4.1 V
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The OCR answer key marks option A; the stopping potential increases with photon energy (inversely with wavelength) and the key indicates ≈1.85 V.
1118
Radiations emitted by human body at normal temperature 37°C lies in:
A. Infrared region
B. Ultraviolet region
C. X-ray region
D. Visible region
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Human body at ~37°C emits thermal radiation in the infrared region of the electromagnetic spectrum.
1119
X-rays, in laboratories, are produced by
A. atomic dissociation
B. from atomic ion
C. collision of high energy electrons with heavy metal
D. none of these
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X-rays are produced when high-energy electrons strike heavy metal targets, producing both continuous and characteristic radiation.
1120
When objects placed in a room are exposed to X-rays, they appear
A. invisible
B. red
C. visible
D. violet
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Objects opaque to visible light may appear invisible to the eye when viewed under X-rays since X-rays pass differently through materials.