Q.16
List-I shows various functional dependencies of energy (E) on the atomic number (Z). Energies associated with certain phenomena are given in List-II.
Task: Match the correct energy dependency (List-I) to the corresponding phenomenon (List-II).
List-I (Energy Dependencies):
(P)
(Q)
(R)
(S) is practically independent of
List-II (Phenomena):
(1) Energy of characteristic x-rays
(2) Electrostatic part of the nuclear binding energy for stable nuclei (mass numbers 30–170)
(3) Energy of continuous x-rays
(4) Average nuclear binding energy per nucleon for stable nuclei (mass numbers 30–170)
(5) Energy of radiation due to electronic transitions in hydrogen-like atoms
Answer: C
Solution:
1. Key Concepts
Energy of Hydrogen-like Atoms (Option 5):
The energy levels of hydrogen-like atoms are given by:Thus, for transitions, .
Characteristic X-rays (Option 1):
The energy of characteristic x-rays (e.g., Kα line) is proportional to due to shielding by one electron.Nuclear Binding Energy (Options 2 & 4):
The electrostatic part of nuclear binding energy (Coulomb repulsion) scales as . For fixed , .
The average binding energy per nucleon is roughly constant (independent of ) for stable nuclei ().
Continuous X-rays (Option 3):
The maximum energy of bremsstrahlung (continuous x-rays) depends on the accelerating voltage, not . However, the intensity depends on , but the problem refers to energy, which is independent of .
2. Matching List-I to List-II
(P) : Matches hydrogen-like atom transitions (5).
(Q) : Matches characteristic x-rays (1).
(R) : Matches the electrostatic part of nuclear binding energy (2).
(S) independent of : Matches average binding energy per nucleon (4).
3. Correct Option
The correct matching is:
P→5, Q→1, R→2, S→4, which corresponds to Option C.
4. Final Answer
The correct match is:
\boxed{C}
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