Highlighted question Review Packet_ Midterm 1 .pdfDownload Review Packet_ Midterm 1 .pdf (241 KB)Section 3: The Hard/Multi-conceptHow many moles of photons are in a pulse if the pulse has a wavelength of600 nm and a total energy of 400 J?What is the minimum uncertainty in the position of a small particle if it hasvelocity of 40.0km/s with a 2000. nm/s uncertainty of that velocity, and anaccurate mass of 1 µg? What is the wavelength of the small particle?Calculate the energy of a photon (m = 0 kg, A = 6.000 × 107 m, c = 2.998 ×10° m/s), a neutron (m = 1.674 × 10-27m), and 2.000 moles of neutrons (travelling at the same speed as the single%3D%3D%3Dkg, v = 2200 m/s, A = 1.799 × 10-10%3Dneutron).A bar of hot metal is emitting blackbody radiation. The peak wavelength ofthis radiation is orange. If the photons at this wavelength have an energy of3.30 x 10-10nJ each, what is the temperature of the metal?• Previous

What is the minimum uncertainty in the position of a small particle if it has velocity of 40.0km/s with a 2000. nm/s uncertainty of that velocity, and an accurate mass of 1 ug? What is the wavelength of the small particle?

What is the minimum uncertainty in the position of a small particle if it has velocity of 40.0km/s with a 2000. nm/s uncertainty of that velocity, and an accurate mass of 1 ug? What is the wavelength of the small particle?

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Section 3: The Hard/Multi-concept
How many moles of photons are in a pulse if the pulse has a wavelength of
600 nm and a total energy of 400 J?
What is the minimum uncertainty in the position of a small particle if it has
velocity of 40.0km/s with a 2000. nm/s uncertainty of that velocity, and an
accurate mass of 1 µg? What is the wavelength of the small particle?
Calculate the energy of a photon (m = 0 kg, A = 6.000 × 107 m, c = 2.998 ×
10° m/s), a neutron (m = 1.674 × 10-27
m), and 2.000 moles of neutrons (travelling at the same speed as the single
%3D
%3D
%3D
kg, v = 2200 m/s, A = 1.799 × 10-10
%3D
neutron).
A bar of hot metal is emitting blackbody radiation. The peak wavelength of
this radiation is orange. If the photons at this wavelength have an energy of
3.30 x 10-10nJ each, what is the temperature of the metal?
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