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Assuming no energy escapes, find the approximate temperature rise of 1kg of 235U over 1year from decay. Note: No tables or attachments for this problem.
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Physics
Topic:
Atomic and Nuclear Physics
Posting ID:
129632
OTA ID:
105035
I am having trouble deciding which formula to use for this particular problem. A nicket target (Z = 28) is bombarded with fast electrons. The minimum electron kinetic energy needed to produce x-rays in the K series is most nearly what?
Subject:
Physics
Topic:
Atomic and Nuclear Physics
Posting ID:
130083
OTA ID:
105035
Synchrotron for fixed target collisions
To achieve an energy of 20TeV, each of the SSC main rings contains approximately 4000 dipole magnets, each 16m long with a field of 7T. This means that over half of the 60mile SSC tunnel is taken up by dipoles. if you were to build a single synchrotron for use in fixed-target collisions of equivalent energy in the center-of-mass (sqrt(s)=40 TeV) and use a similar magnetic design, how long would your tunnel have to be?
Subject:
Physics
Topic:
Atomic and Nuclear Physics
Posting ID:
139556
OTA ID:
105035
Motion of a charged particle in a magnetic field.
I cannot figure out what equations to use or how to set up the following problem. It just seems like there is some data missing that i need. Any insight as to where to start would really help! A radioactive source emits alpha-particles with kinetic energies of 4MeV. What must be the value of an applied magnetic field so that the radius of curvature of the orbit of the alpha-particle is 10cm? Does the answer depend on the kind of medium it is emitted into?
Subject:
Physics
Topic:
Atomic and Nuclear Physics
Posting ID:
139557
OTA ID:
104664
I am confused as to how to apply the 10% accuracy in the attached problem. Also, I am not sure how to set up the problem just to get the minimum value.
Subject:
Physics
Topic:
Atomic and Nuclear Physics
Posting ID:
139582
OTA ID:
105035
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