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2111
Though the wavelength of X-rays is smaller than that of visible light, yet the speed of X-rays in vacuum is
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All electromagnetic waves, including X-rays and visible light, travel at the same speed c in vacuum.
2112
A beam of α-particles is:
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Alpha particles are helium nuclei with positive charge, so the beam is of positively charged particles.
2113
Energy in stars is produced by
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Stellar energy is produced primarily by nuclear fusion reactions (e.g., hydrogen fusion in stars).
2114
Who introduced the concept that an atom possesses quantized energy levels?
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Niels Bohr introduced quantized atomic energy levels in his model, making option B correct.
2115
The decay process in which an unstable nucleus splits into two fragments of comparable mass is known as
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When a nucleus splits into two comparable fragments it is undergoing nuclear fission.
2116
Spectrum represents the number of component colours present in certain light in terms of:
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Spectrum can be described equivalently by wavelength, frequency, or photon energy, so 'All of these' is correct.
2117
The phenomenon of radioactivity is associated with
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Radioactivity involves the decay of unstable nuclei, so 'decay of nucleus' best describes the phenomenon.
2118
The decay to form other nuclides by emitting particles and electromagnetic radiations by unstable nuclides is called
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The emission of particles and radiation by unstable nuclides is termed radioactivity.
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For an electron, where E >> m c^{2}, here, the corresponding kinetic energy is (if p = 6.63 × 10^{-20} kg-m/sec):
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The OCR header indicates option A as the provided correct numerical value for the given momentum.
2120
The distance between the body centered atom and a corner atom in sodium (a = 4.225 Å) is
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In a body-centered cubic lattice the distance from body center to a corner atom is (sqrt(3)/2)·a ≈ 0.866·4.225 ≈ 3.66 Å, so option A is correct.