PHY3063 Problem Set 5: Compton Scattering and Bohr Model, Assignments of Physics

A problem set from the department of physics at an unspecified university for the course phy3063. It includes five problems related to compton scattering and the bohr model. Students are required to calculate the maximum kinetic energy of a photoelectron, the energy and recoil angle of an electron in compton scattering, the allowed radii and energies in the bohr model for an atom with one electron, and the radius, ground state energy, and annihilation wavelengths for a proton-antiproton 'atom'.

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PHY3063 Spring 2007 Problem Set 5
Department of Physics Page 1 of 2
PHY 3063 Problem Set #5
Due Thursday February 22 (in class)
(Total Points = 60, Late homework = 50%)
Reading: Finish reading Tipler & Llewellyn Chapter 3 and start reading Chapter 4.
Problem 1 (5 points): A metal has a work function of 3.0 electron volts. What is the maximum
kinetic energy (in eV) of a photoelectron emitted by the surface of the metal if light with a
wavelength of 500 nm falls on the surface?
Problem 2 (15 points):
θ
= 90
o
Photon: E
1
, p
1
Photon: E
0
, p
0
Before
Electron at Rest
Electron: E
2
, p
2
After
Ψ
A photon with energy E0 strikes an electron at rest in a Compton scattering and exits at an angle
θ = 90o relative to its incoming direction, where mec2 = 0.511 MeV.
Part A (5 points): If E0 = 2mec2, what is the energy of the outgoing photon (in MeV)?
Part B (5 points): If E0 = 2mec2, what is the recoil kinetic energy of the electron (in MeV)?
Part C (5 points): If E0 = 2mec2, what is the recoil angle Ψ of the electron (in degrees)?
Problem 3 (10 points): Use Bohr’s postulate that the orbital angular
momentum is quantized according to hnL
=
, where n = 1, 2, 3, … and
consider an atom with one electron with mass me, and with a nucleus
with Z protons and mass M as shown in the figure.
Part A (5 points): Show the allowed radii are given by
0
2
r
m
Z
n
re
n
µ
=,
where
Mm
Mm
e
e
+
=
µ
,
o
DAr e529.0
0=
α
, 137
1
2
= c
Ke
h
α
, and cme
e
h
D=.
Part B (5 points): Show the allowed energy levels are given by
0
2
2
E
mn
Z
E
e
n
µ
=,
where
eVcmE e6.13)(
2
122
0=
α
.
r
Electron
charge = -e
mass = m
e
Nucleus
charge = +Ze
mass = M
CM
×
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PHY3063 Spring 2007 Problem Set 5

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PHY 3063 Problem Set

Due Thursday February 22 (in class)

(Total Points = 60, Late homework = 50%)

Reading: Finish reading Tipler & Llewellyn Chapter 3 and start reading Chapter 4.

Problem 1 (5 points): A metal has a work function of 3.0 electron volts. What is the maximum kinetic energy (in eV) of a photoelectron emitted by the surface of the metal if light with a wavelength of 500 nm falls on the surface?

Problem 2 (15 points):

θ = 90 o

Photon: E 1 , p (^1) Photon: E 0 , p 0

Before

Electron at Rest Electron: E 2 , p 2

After

Ψ

A photon with energy E 0 strikes an electron at rest in a Compton scattering and exits at an angle θ = 90o^ relative to its incoming direction, where m (^) ec 2 = 0.511 MeV. Part A (5 points): If E 0 = 2mec 2 , what is the energy of the outgoing photon (in MeV)? Part B (5 points): If E 0 = 2mec 2 , what is the recoil kinetic energy of the electron (in MeV)? Part C (5 points): If E 0 = 2mec 2 , what is the recoil angle Ψ of the electron (in degrees)?

Problem 3 (10 points): Use Bohr’s postulate that the orbital angular

momentum is quantized according to L^ =^ n h, where n = 1, 2, 3, … and

consider an atom with one electron with mass m (^) e, and with a nucleus with Z protons and mass M as shown in the figure. Part A (5 points): Show the allowed radii are given by

0

2

r

m

Z

n

rn e

where

m M

mM

e

e

D o

r 0 = e^ ≈ 0. 529 A

α

c

Ke

h

α (^) , and

mec

e

h

D = .

Part B (5 points): Show the allowed energy levels are given by

2 0

2

E

n m

Z

E

e

n

μ

where

E ( me c ) 13. 6 eV

0 =− α^ ≈−.

r

Electron charge = -e mass = m (^) e

Nucleus charge = +Ze CMmass = M ×

PHY3063 Spring 2007 Problem Set 5

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Problem 4 (15 points): The Helium ion, 4 He 2 +, consists of a nucleus with two protons and two neutrons and one orbiting electron. Use Bohr’s model to calculate the following: Part A (5 points): The radius of the first Bohr orbit ( i.e. the ground state) of the

Helium ion (in

o A ). Part B (5 points): The ground state energy of the Helium ion (in eV). Part B (5 points): The energy of the first excited state of the Helium ion (in eV).

Problem 5 (15 points): Consider an “atom” consisting of a proton and an anti-proton. A proton has an electric charge +e and rest mass energy Mp c 2 940 MeV and an anti-proton has electric charge -e and the same mass as the proton. Use Bohr’s model to calculate the following: Part A (5 points): The radius of the first Bohr orbit ( i.e. the ground state) of the proton-

antiproton “atom” (in

o A ). Part B (5 points): The ground state energy of the proton-antiproton “atom” (in eV). Part C (5 points): A proton-antiproton “atom” is not stable. If the proton and antiproton in the ground state of a proton-antiproton “atom” annihilate into two photons, what are the wavelengths of the photons (in nm)?

charge = +2e

electron charge = -e