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Chapter 6: Q1E (page 1354)
An electron is moving as a free particle in the 鈥搙 direction with momentum that has magnitude . What is the one颅-dimensional time-颅dependent wave function of the electron?
The time dependent wave function of electron is
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Can Compton scattering occur with protons as well as electrons? For example, suppose a beam of x rays is directed at a target of liquid hydrogen. (Recall that the nucleus of hydrogen consists of a single proton.) Compared to Compton scattering with electrons, what similarities and differences would you expect? Explain.
Neutrons have a magnetic dipole moment and can undergo spin flips by absorbing electromagnetic radiation. Why, then, are protons rather than neutrons used in MRI of body tissues?
Heavy, unstable nuclei usually decay by emitting an or a particle. Why don鈥檛 they usually emit a single proton or neutron?
In a photoelectric-effect experiment, the photocurrent ifor large positive values of has the same value no matter whatthe light frequency f(provided that f is higher than the thresholdfrequency f0). Explain why.
Fission reactions occur only for nuclei with large nucleon numbers, while exoergic fusion reactions occur only for nuclei with small nucleon numbers. Why is this?
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