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Lasers- the avg power of the resulting laser pulse over a time interval
Homework Statement Suppose that total population inversion could be achieved in a ruby laser. If half of the electrons in E2 could then drop to E1 in 30 ns, what would be the avg power of the resulting laser pulse over this time interval? Assume that the ruby crystal is a cylinder 5.00cm long...- exzacklyright
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- Interval Laser Lasers Power Pulse Time Time interval
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Lattice parameter + valence + avg time between collisions
ah sorry. in the example problem it's 4.3 but in the homework problem it's 4.05- exzacklyright
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Lattice parameter + valence + avg time between collisions
Since the crystal structure of Na is bcc, there are two Na atoms in each conventional unit cell of volume a^3. Denisty n= 2/a^3... so 2/(4.3e-10)^3=2.52e28- exzacklyright
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Lattice parameter + valence + avg time between collisions
The equation I think I got to use is : \tau=(\sigma*m)/ (n*e^2) n= 2.52 e28 sigma = 2.38e7 and I'm guessing e = 1.6e-19 but i got the wrong answer.- exzacklyright
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Lattice parameter + valence + avg time between collisions
valence Z=1, lattice param a = 4.05 conductivity = 1.76e7 . What's the avg time between collisions of a conduction electron in this metal (bcc structure).really have no idea lol- exzacklyright
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- Collisions Lattice Parameter Time
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Bragg Angles + Thermal Expansion
well all we're given is density 1 and theta 1. we don't even know density2 or theta2- exzacklyright
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Bragg Angles + Thermal Expansion
Homework Statement A crystal is heated from 0 to 100 degrees celsius, its lattice parameter 'a' increases by 0.17% due to thermal expansion. if we observe an x-ray reflection at a bragg angle theta= 19.3 degrees at 0 degrees celsius, by how much will theta change when the sample is heated to...- exzacklyright
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- Angles Bragg Expansion Thermal Thermal expansion
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Wave Interference with 2 speakers
yeah I figured it out. thx.- exzacklyright
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Wave Interference with 2 speakers
Homework Statement Two speakers located 4.0 m apart. Listener is seated 25.0m from 1 speaker, and 27.0m from the other. We drive the two speakers at a freq. which we sweep from 100 to 500 Hz. If the 2 speakers are in phase, find the frequencies at which the waves constructively/destructively...- exzacklyright
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- Interference Wave
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Binding energy of a single C-C covalent bond
"Consider a diamond crystal containing 1 mole of carbon (6.022e23)atoms. It is found that the energy required to separate all the C atoms from each other to an infinite distance apart is 710kJ. ?Binding Energy." I really have no idea where to start. I've looked online for other things but...- exzacklyright
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- Binding energy Bond Energy
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help