Radio Physics Past Paper PDF
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Tbilisi State Medical University
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This document is a collection of physics questions, specifically focusing on radiation, electromagnetic phenomena, and their application in various contexts. Key concepts in optics and atomic physics are included. The questions assess understanding, likely for secondary school students.
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## Energy of the "light particles" is related to: * Their velocity * Their frequency * Their mass * Amplitude of their oscillation ## Forces acting between particles in the nucleus are: * Only Van Der Waal forces * Only Nuclear forces * Van Der Waal forces and nuclear forces * Nuclear and electrost...
## Energy of the "light particles" is related to: * Their velocity * Their frequency * Their mass * Amplitude of their oscillation ## Forces acting between particles in the nucleus are: * Only Van Der Waal forces * Only Nuclear forces * Van Der Waal forces and nuclear forces * Nuclear and electrostatic repelling forces ## Main function of cathode in X-Ray tube is: * Emission of protons * Radiation of X-rays * Radiation of infrasound * Emission of electrons ## Which of the following has the weakest ionizing effect? * Ultraviolet radiation * X-rays * Visible light * γ-rays ## Main function of cathode in X-Ray tube is: * Emission of protons * Absorption of electrons * Emission of neutrons * Emission of electrons ## Compared to the charge and mass of a proton, an electron has: * The same charge and a smaller mass * The same charge and the same mass * An opposite charge and a smaller mass * An opposite charge and the same mass ## Which of the following is the radiation of the longest wavelength? * Ultraviolet radiation * Radio waves * Infrared radiation * X-rays ## Stability of nucleus is defined by the number of: * Protons and neutrons * Electrons * Only protons * Electrons and neutrons ## The isotopes of an element have: * Same number of neutrons * Same atomic number * Same mass number * None of these ## Strength of harmful effects of electromagnetic radiation is: * Inversely proportional to intensity of radiated energy * Not dependent on energy absorption intensity * Inversely proportional to energy absorption intensity * Proportional to energy absorption intensity ## Substantial components of eye - organ of vision -- are: * Only optical system * Receptor and optical systems * Sensor-based and optical systems * Receptor, sensor-based and optical systems ## Ultraviolet radiation is applied in medicine: * For treatment of skin diseases (psoriasis) * For treatment of ischemic diseases of the heart * Treatment of epilepsy ## Which of the following statements is false: * Ultraviolet A, B, C radiation destroy collagen fibers and cause premature aging * Ultraviolet C radiation, as highly energetic radiation, has damaging mutagenic effects, may cause direct injury (ionization) of DNA, disrupt bonds between nucleic acids, and promote the development of mutations * Ultraviolet A, B, C radiation do not destroy collagen fibers in the skin * Melanogenesis prolongs the process of sun tanning; it is revealed in 72 hours after exposure to the B ultraviolet radiation. ## Main function of cathode in X-Ray tube is: * Emission of protons * Deceleration of electrons * Maintenance of neutron number * Emission of electrons ## Which of the following statements is true: * High resistance between anode and cathode provides acceleration of electrons and direct them as a narrow beam to the anode via special devise. * High voltage between anode and cathode provides deceleration of electrons and direct them as a narrow beam to the anode via special devise. * High voltage between anode and cathode provides acceleration of electrons and direct them as a narrow beam to the anode via special devise. * High voltage between anode and cathode provides acceleration of electrons and direct them as a narrow beam to the cathode via special devise. ## Which of the following statements is true: * Major portion of kinetic energy of electrons is emitted as X-rays, the rest of is transferred to anode as thermal energy * All kinetic energy of electrons is transferred to anode as thermal energy * Kinetic energy of electrons is emitted only as x-rays. * Only a small portion (3%) of kinetic energy of electrons is emitted as X ray (97%) is transferred to anode as thermal energy. ## γ-rays (gamma rays) are electromagnetic radiation of: * The highest frequency (high energy, short wavelength) * The lowest frequency (high energy, short wavelength) * The highest frequency (low energy, short wavelength) * The highest frequency (low energy, long wavelength) ## Which of the following statements is true: * When passing through various materials x-ray photons do not interact with atoms (electrons and nuclei), hence they cannot cause ionization, generation of free electrons and low energy photons * X-rays are scattered as a result of their interaction with atoms and they do not change their direction. ## Which of the following has the weakest ionizing effect? * Ultraviolet radiation * X-rays * Visible light * γ-rays ## Metastable energy level is a level: * From which atoms spontaneously decay to the ground energy level * From which atoms cannot decay spontaneously to the ground energy level * From which atoms spontaneously transmit to the excited level * Which is characterized by short lifetime of atoms on it. ## In a helium - neon optic quantum generator laser beam is emitted by: * Helium * Uranium * Neon * Radium ## What is contributing role of helium in laser radiation in helium - neon optic quantum generator? * Provides population of 1S energy level by neon atoms * Provides population inversion between 2P and 1S energy levels of neon atoms * Provides population inversion between 3S and 1S energy levels of neon atoms * Provides population of 3S energy level by neon atoms ## Amount of specific binding energy in an atom depends on: * Size of an atom (atomic number Z) and the state of electron (energy level). * Mass number and the state of electron (energy level). * The ratio between protons and neutrons * Size of an atom (atomic number Z) and the direction of electron spin ## Effect of electromagnetic radiation depends on: * Energy and direction of spreading of photons that carry this energy * Energy and frequency (or wavelength) of photons that carry this energy ## Which of the following is the radiation of the longest wavelength? * Ultraviolet radiation * Radio waves * Infrared radiation * X-rays ## Which of the following statements is false: * Modern methods of gamma visualization are - electrocardiogrphy and electroencephalography * Gamma visualization is a method of functional diagnostics and it provides information about the intensity and the direction of metabolism in organs and tissues. * Radioactive matched atoms emit gamma photons that are fixed outside of the body * Gamma therapy is widely used in oncology to destroy cancers ## Therapeutic application (for treatment purposes) of x-rays is based on their: * Destroying effect * Restoring effect * Stimulating affect * Superficial effect ## If molecule absorbs light photon: * Electrons of outer orbital moves to the lower energy level * Electrons of outer orbital move to the higher energy level * Electrons of outer orbital do not change their state * Electrons of inner orbital leaves an atom ## Which of the following statements is false: * Transition of electron to triplet level is possible only from a excited singlet level * Part of an electron energy is dissipated as heat when electron moves from lower excited singlet level to triplet level * Fluorescence occurs only when the object is exposed to direct radiation * Since part of the energy during light energy absorption is emitted as heat, energy of quantum of luminescence is always higher than absorbed quantum energy ## Which of the following has the strongest ionizing effect? * X-rays * Ultraviolet radiation * Infrared radiation ## Stability of nucleus is defined by the number of: * Protons and neutrons * Electrons * Leptons * Electrons and quarks ## Amount of specific binding energy in an atom depends on: * Size of an atom (atomic number Z) and the state of electron (energy level). * Mass number and the state of electron (energy level). * The ratio between protons and neutrons * Size of an atom (atomic number Z) and the direction of electron spin ## When passing through various materials x-ray photons interact with atoms (electrons and nuclei), hence they can cause ionization, generation of free electrons and relatively low energy photons * X-rays do not get scattered as a result of their interaction with atoms, though they change the direction. ## Which of the following has the weakest ionizing effect * Ultraviolet radiation * X-rays * Visible light * γ-rays ## Metastable energy level is a level: * From which atoms spontaneously decay to the ground energy level * From which atoms cannot decay spontaneously to the ground energy level * From which atoms spontaneously transmit to the excited level * Which is characterized by short lifetime of atoms on it. ## In a helium - neon optic quantum generator laser beam is emitted by: * Helium * Uranium * Neon * Radium ## What is contributing role of helium in laser radiation in helium - neon optic quantum generator? * Provides population of 1S energy level by neon atoms * Provides population inversion between 2P and 1S energy levels of neon atoms * Provides population inversion between 3S and 1S energy levels of neon atoms * Provides population of 3s energy level by neon atoms ## Amount of specific binding energy in an atom depends on: * Size of an atom (atomic number Z) and the state of electron (energy level). * Mass number and the state of electron (energy level). * The ratio between protons and neutrons * Size of an atom (atomic number Z) and the direction of electron spin ## Effect of electromagnetic radiation depends on: * Energy and direction of spreading of photons that carry this energy * Energy and frequency (or wavelength) of photons that carry this energy * If electron moves near a nucleus when passing through an anode, electron is attracted by the nucleus (due to the force of electrostatic attraction) ## Which of the following is the radiation of the longest wavelength * Ultraviolet radiation * Radio waves * Infrared radiation * X-rays ## Which of the following statements is false: * Modern methods of gamma visualization are - electrocardiogrphy and electroencephalography * Gamma visualization is a method of functional diagnostics and it provides information about the intensity and the direction of metabolism in organs and tissues. * Radioactive matched atoms emit gamma photons that are fixed outside of the body * Gamma therapy is widely used in oncology to destroy cancers ## Therapeutic application (for treatment purposes) of x-rays is based on their: * Destroying effect * Restoring effect * Stimulating affect * Superficial effect ## If molecule absorbs light photon: * Electrons of outer orbital moves to the lower energy level * Electrons of outer orbital move to the higher energy level * Electrons of outer orbital do not change their state * Electrons of inner orbital leaves an atom ## Which of the following statements is false: * Transition of electron to triplet level is possible only from a excited singlet level * Part of an electron energy is dissipated as heat when electron moves from lower excited singlet level to triplet level * Fluorescence occurs only when the object is exposed to direct radiation * Since part of the energy during light energy absorption is emitted as heat, energy of quantum of luminescence is always higher than absorbed quantum energy ## Which of the following has the strongest ionizing effect? * X-rays * Ultraviolet radiation * Infrared radiation.