No, they are also radioactive.oh, damn. its D.
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No, they are also radioactive.oh, damn. its D.
no they are not.No, they are also radioactive.
Oh right, thanks for pointing it out.no they are not.
a SOURCE is radioactive.
it emits alpha,beta,gamma are not radioactive.
inRANDOM NOTES!!Ways to increase emf in solenoid1.Use a stronger magnet.
2.Increase the speed of moving the magnets.
3.Increase the number of turns on the coil.
Ways to increase emf in a.c. generator
1.Decrease distance between the magnet and coil.
2.Use a stronger magnet.
3.Increase speed of moving the magnets
4.Increase number of turns in the coil.
When a water wave moves from deep to shallow
1.Wavelength become shorter
2.Frequency remains the same
3.Speed becomes slower
Factors that affect speed of sound
1.Temperature – The higher, the faster
2.Medium – Solid is faster than liquid, which is faster than gas
3.Humidity – More humid faster than less humid
Characteristics of Image formed on plane mirror
1.Same size
2.Laterally inverted
3.Image is virtual
4.Distance of object from mirror is = distance of image from mirror
5.Same colour
6.Inverted front to back
Precautions when handling radioactive substances
1.Radioactive substances should not be touched.
2.Do not point their rays at any person.
3.Wear a photosensitive badge to check whether a person is exposed to an overdose of radiation.
Operation of Transformer
1.Alternating current is supplied to primary coil.
2.Alternating current causes iron core to magnetise and magnetic field to change.
3.Magnetic fields follow iron core and link to secondary coil.
4.Hence emf is induced in secondary coil by electromagnetic induction.
Operation of AC Generator
1.Turn the wire.
2.The wire cuts through the magnetic field as it turns.
3.This produces an induced emf.
4.Because of the load, an induced current is produced.
Process of creating Convection current
1.The bottom layer is heated, the molecules move faster.
2.The density decreases and hot water rises.
3.Cooler and denser water above sinks down and takes its place.
4.Convection current is due to a change in density.
Difference between evaporation & boiling:
EVAPORATION/BOILING
1.Takes place on the surface/Occurs throughout the liquid
2.Temperature may change in this process/Temperature remains constant
3.Takes place at any temperature/Takes place at a constant temp.
4.Artificial heating is not required/Artificial heating is required.
5.Slow Process/Fast Process.
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learn this table, and search for half life of radioactive substances and study that tooAny notes for radioactivity? Have never studied it..:/
2) answer's wrong. its D1) it acts as a magnifying glass to read the temperature
2)B
3) and 4)
1. i dont know, maybe , make sure it works
2.check for parallax error
* isn't this an atp question ? 3 and 4 ?
but howw??? alpha particles aren't radioactive?? what does this mean??? :angry:oh, damn. its D.
as i mentioned earlier abovebut howw??? alpha particles aren't radioactive?? what does this mean??? :angry:
go through the working of refrigerator in terms of convection currents of air produced in it.and for t.flask,learn which method of heat transfer is prevented by which part e.g. radiation by shiny surface..Hey the refrigerator and thermos flask aren't in the course right?
Yeah but I can't seem to find it in the syllabus, I don't think it's included.go through the working of refrigerator in terms of convection currents of air produced in it.and for t.flask,learn which method of heat transfer is prevented by which part e.g. radiation by shiny surface..
you may quote these as examples of heat transfer somewhere.p.s the concept will get cleared,rest is upto uYeah but I can't seem to find it in the syllabus, I don't think it's included.
acually emf is the energy required to move a unit charge along a complete circuit while pd is the energy taken in by the components of the circuit!!!uuuuhhhmm.... your defenation of potential difference doesn't make sense.and i think its wrong ....... :O
part 1. cathode which emitts hot fast moving electronsCRO anyone plz help
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