Nuclei Class 12 Important Questions with Answers PDF
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Q.(1)- What is the source of solar Energy?
Answer- In 1938, Hans Bethe an american scientist informed that nuclear fusion is taking place in sun due to
which we are getting continuously energy.
There are 90% hydrogen in core of the sun.Temprature is of the order of 2×10⁷
K. Due to this high temprature,all electrons of these elements come out of
their orbits. So these elements are in nuclear state. These lighter nucleous
fused to form a heavy nucleous and large amount of energy emitted.
So
source of solar energy is nuclear fusion.
Q.(2)- How size of nucleus is related with mass number?
Answer- If mass number ie number of nucleons is large then it occupies more spherical space in nucleus to exist in it . So volume of a nucleus is directly proportional to mass number.
\[V\alpha A\]
V=KA
$\frac{4}{3}\pi
{{r}^{3}}=KA$
${{r}^{3}}=\frac{3}{4\pi
}KA$
$r={{\left(
\frac{3}{4\pi }K \right)}^{\frac{1}{3}}}{{A}^{\frac{1}{3}}}$
$r=K'{{A}^{\frac{1}{3}}}$
$r\alpha
{{A}^{\frac{1}{3}}}$
Hence radius of a nucleus is directly proportional to cube root of mass number.
Q.(3)- What is atomic pile?
Answer- It is an arrangement in
which controlled nuclear fission reaction is performed. U-235 is used as a fuel
in it.
It was first performed in 1942
in chicago university.
Q.(3)- Give a plot
of yukawa potential?
Answer- Japanese scientist yukawa, demonstrated
the relation between nucleon-nucleon potential energy (U) and distance (r)
between them with following graph . which is known as yukawa potential plot.
Q.(4)- What do you mean by critical mass (or critical size) ?
Answer- Minimum mass (or minimum size) of
a fissionable material to perform nuclear fission is called critical mass
(or critical size).
Q.(5)- What are the utilities of moderator, coolant and controlling rods with
reference to nuclear reactor?
Bihar Board -2014
Answer- Moderator-
Moderator is used to decelerate fast moving neutrons produced in
nuclear fission. Because slow moving neutrons are suitable for nuclear fission.
Heavy water (${{D}_{2}}O$) or Beryllium oxide (BeO) or graphite is used as a moderator.
Coolant-
Coolant is used to absorb heat energy produced in nuclear fission to
produce steam. Which is used to rotate turbine to produce electricity. Air or
water or $C{{O}_{2}}$ is used as coolant.
Controlling rod-
Controlling rods are used to control nuclear fission reaction. Cadmium
and Boron are good absorber of neutrons so these are used as controlling rods.
Q.(6)- Write change in position of atom of an element in periodic table due to
emission of alpha and beta particles from its nucleus.
Bihar Board -2017
Answer- ${}_{Z}{{X}^{A}}\to
{}_{Z-2}{{Y}^{A-4}}+{}_{+2}H{{e}^{4}}$
When an Alpha particle is emitted from the nucleus of an atom then
atomic number is decreased by 2. After which a new element is formed. The
new element is 2 places lower (shift left) in the periodic table than the original element.
$_{Z}{{X}^{A}}{{\to
}_{Z+1}}{{Y}^{A}}{{+}_{-1}}{{\beta }^{0}}+\overline{\nu }$
When a beta particle is emitted from the nucleus of an atom then atomic number is increased by 1.
After which a new element is formed. The new element is one place ahead (shift
right) in the periodic table than the original elements.
Q.(7)- Write two properties of $\beta $ rays.
Bihar Board -2021
Answer- Two properties of beta rays are followings
(i) $\beta $ particles are fast moving electrons.
Q.(8)- What is carbon dating?
Answer- It is a method of finding date (age) of residuals of animals or plants
Since we know that ${{C}^{14}}$ is in very low amount in CO2 of atmosphere. Amount of ${{C}^{14}}$ is in same ratio in carbohydrates, which are photosynthesized by plants to absorb CO2 of atmosphere. These carbohydrates are eaten by animals so amount of ${{C}^{14}}$ is in same ratio in their bodies.
Amount of ${{C}^{14}}$ remains constant in the body of plants or animals as long as they alive. If plants or animals die, due to radio active disintegration amount of ${{C}^{14}}$ begins to decrease.
${}_{6}{{C}^{14}}\to
{}_{7}{{N}^{14}}+{}_{-1}{{\beta }^{0}}$
Half life time of ${{C}^{14}}$ is 5568 year. Hence to find out the amount of ${{C}^{14}}$ in residuals of plants and animals Date of their death is determined. The process is called carbon-dating.
Q.(9)- Write two properties of alpha rays.
Bihar Board -2022
Answer- Two properties of alpha rays are followings
(i) alpha particle is a helium nucleus.
Q.(10)- Explain constitution of atomic nucleus .
Bihar Board -2017
Answer- The central core of an atom which contains total positive charge and most of its mass (more than 99.9 %) is called atomic nucleus. It consists of protons and neutrons . The size of a nucleus is 1/10000 times of the size of an atom.
Q.(11)- Write difference between nuclear fission and radioactivity .
Bihar Board -2017
Answer- Radioactivity-
(i) It is a spontaneous process.
(ii) The rate of radioactive decay can not be controlled.
(iii) Energy releases in the form of gamma rays which is not very large.
Nuclear fission -
(i) It does not occur itself . It occurs when neutrons are bombarded on a heavy nucleus.
(ii) The rate of nuclear fission can be controlled.
(iii) Very large amount of energy releases.
chapter 1 ELECTRIC CHARGES AND FIELDS short Q-A
chapter 2 ELECTROSTATIC POTENTIAL AND CAPACITANCE short Q-A
chapter 3 CURRENT ELECTRICITY short Q-A
chapter 4 MOVING CHARGES AND MAGNETISM short Q-A
chapter 5 MAGNETISM AND MATTER short Q-A
chapter 6 ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION short Q-A
chapter 7 ALTERNATING CURRENT short Q-A
chapter 8 ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES short Q-A
chapter 2 ELECTROSTATIC POTENTIAL AND CAPACITANCE short Q-A
chapter 3 CURRENT ELECTRICITY short Q-A
chapter 4 MOVING CHARGES AND MAGNETISM short Q-A
chapter 5 MAGNETISM AND MATTER short Q-A
chapter 6 ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION short Q-A
chapter 7 ALTERNATING CURRENT short Q-A
chapter 8 ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES short Q-A
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