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PhysicsClass 112 markseasy

Mechanical Properties of Solids

Name the three moduli of elasticity and state what each measures.

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Young's modulus (Y) measures resistance to change in length (longitudinal stress/strain). Bulk modulus (B) measures resistance to change in volume (volume stress/strain) under uniform pressure. Shear (rigidity) modulus (G) measures resistance to change in shape (shearing stress/strain).

Marking-scheme points

  • ✓Young's Y: change in length
  • ✓Bulk B: change in volume
  • ✓Shear/rigidity G: change in shape
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PhysicsClass 112 marksmedium

Thermal Properties of Matter

State Stefan's law and Wien's displacement law of black-body radiation.

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Stefan's (Stefan-Boltzmann) law: the total energy radiated per unit area per unit time by a black body is proportional to the fourth power of its absolute temperature, E = sigma T^4. Wien's displacement law: the wavelength at which the emission is maximum is inversely proportional to the absolute temperature, lambda_max * T = constant (= 2.9 x 10^-3 m K).

E = sigma T^4 ; lambda_max T = b

Marking-scheme points

  • ✓Stefan: E = sigma T^4
  • ✓Wien: lambda_max T = constant
  • ✓Hotter body -> shorter peak wavelength
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PhysicsClass 112 marksmedium

Kinetic Theory

Define mean free path of a gas molecule. State two factors it depends on.

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The mean free path is the average distance a gas molecule travels between two successive collisions. It increases when the number density of molecules is low and when the molecular diameter is small; that is, it is inversely proportional to the number density and to the square of the molecular diameter.

lambda = 1 / (sqrt(2) pi d^2 n)

Marking-scheme points

  • ✓Average distance between collisions
  • ✓Inversely proportional to number density
  • ✓Inversely proportional to (diameter)^2
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