1. The classic physics is based upon the 13.
Davison and Germer’s experimentshows
laws of: that electron must be regarded as:
(A)Quantum mechanics (B) Relativistic (A) Particle (B) Wave
mechanics (C) Both particle and wave (D) neither particle nor
(C) Wave mechanics (D) Newtonian wave
mechanics 14. A stopping potential, the photoelectric
2. If an observer is moving in the same current becomes:
direction as a sound wave, the velocity (A) Minimum (B) Maximum (C) Zero (D)
of wave seems to be: Infinity
(A) More (B) Less (C) Double (D) 15. Stopping potential depends on:
Constant (A) Frequency of incident light
3. An observer sitting in an aeroplane (B) Intensity of incident light
moving with a very high speed (C) Number of emitted electrons
observes a meter rod placed on the (D) Number of incident photons
earth. The rod appears to him: 16. Planck’s work was connected with:
(A) Greater than one meter (B) Less than (A) Wave nature of matter (B) Photoelectric
one meter effect
(C) One meter (D) Two meters (C) Structure of atom (D) Quantum nature of
4. The mass of an object will be doubled radiation
(A) 2.6 × 108 m/s (B) 1.6 ×108 m/s
at a speed: 17. A photon of frequency v is incident on a
metal surface whose threshold frequency is
(C) 2.6 ×107 m/s (D) 3.6 ×107 m/s v °. The maximum kinetic energy of the
5. If a material object moves with a speed emitted electron will be:
of lightits mass becomes: (A) h( v−v ° ) (B) h( v+ v ° )
(A) Equal to its rest mass (B) Double of 1 1
its rest mass (C) h( v−v ° ) (D) h( v+ v ° )
(C) Infinite (D) Zero
2 2
6. Amount of energy liberated due to 18. Which one of the following statements
complete breaking of 1 kg of matter is: about photon is incorrect?
(A) Rest mass of photon is zero
(A) 9 x 1020 Joules (B) 3 x 1010 ergs
hv
(C) 3 x 1020 ergs (D) 9 x 1016 joules (B) Momentum of photon frequency v is
c
7. The discrete natureof radiation was
(C) Energy of a photon of frequency v is hv
introduced by:
(D)Photons exert on pressure
(A) Rayleigh-Jean (B) Max Carl Wien
19. In photoelectric emission the number of
(C) Max Plank (D) JJ Thomson
electrons ejected per second is
8. As the temperature of black body is
proportional to the:
raised, the wavelength corresponding
(A) Intensity of light (B) Wavelength of light
to maximum intensity:
(C) Frequency of light (D) Work function of the
(A) Shifts towards longer wavelength (C)
material
Remains same
(B) Shifts towards shorter wavelength (D) none 20. The maximum kinetic energy ( Emax ) of
of above photoelectrons emitted in a photoelectric
9. Absorption power of perfect black body cell varies with frequency (v)as shown in
is: the graph. The slope of the graph is equal
(A) Zero (B) 1 (C) 0.5 (D) to:
Infinite
10. The momentum of a photon frequency f
is:
(A)hc/f (B) hf/c (C) f/hc (D) c/hf
11. In Compton scattering the change in
wavelength will be maximum if angle
°
of scattering is:
(A) 0° (B) 90°(C) 180 (D) none of
the above
(A) Charge of the electron (B) e/m of the
12. The materialization of energy takes
electron
place in the process:
(C) Work function of the emitter (D) Planck’s
(A) Annihilation (B) Pair production
constant
(C) Compost effect (D) Photo-electric
effect
1
21. When X-rays are scattered by (D)√ 2
electrons, their wavelength increases.
(KE)maxof the electrons emitted and ∅ is
32. When the incident frequency is f, K is the
This phenomenon is called:
(A) Compton effect (B)Thomson effect (C) Hall
work functions of the surface. If incident
effect (D) none
frequency is doubled new (KE)max will be:
(B) 2 K - ∅ (C) 2 K + ∅ (D) 2 K + 2 ∅
22. De Broglie waves are associated with:
(A) Moving charged particles only (A) 2 K
(B) Stationary charged particles only 33. If the frequency of light in photoelectric
(C) All moving particles only experiment is doubled, the stopping
(D) All particles whether in motion or at rest potential will:
23. Of the following, the one which has the (A) Be doubled (B) Be halfed
largest de Broglie wavelength for the (C) Become more than double (D) Become less
same speed is: than double
(A) Electron (B) Proton (C)α-particle 34. A point source of light is used in a
24. A proton and an 𝛂-particle are
(D) Oxygen atom photoelectric effect. If the source is moved
farther from the emitting metal the
accelerated through the same potential stopping potential:
difference. The ratio of their de Broglie (A) Will increase
wavelength is: (B) Will decrease
1 (C) Will remain constant
(A)√ 2 (B) (C) 2√ 2 (D) 2 (D) Will either increase or decrease
√2 35. A proton and an electron are accelerated
25. The de Broglie wavelength of a particle
by the same potential difference. Let λ e and
of mass m moving with a kinetic
energy E is: λ p denote the de Broglie wavelength of the
√
electron and the proton respectively then:
(A)
h (B) h (C)
h
(A) λ e =λ p (B) λ e < λ p (C) λ e > λ p (D) None
2 mE √2 mE 2mE
36. The photocurrent in an experiment on
(D)
√h photoelectric effect increase if:
2mE (A)The intensity of the source is increased
26. An electron, accelerated by a p.d. V, (B) The exposure time is increased
has de Broglie wavelengthλ. If the (C) The intensity of the source is decreased
electron is accelerated by a p.d. 4V, its (D) The exposure time is decreased
de Broglie wavelength will be: 37. The photoelectrons emitted from the
(A) 2 λ (B) 4 λ (C) λ/2 (D) λ/2 surface of sodium metal are:
27. The relationship between energy (E) (A) of speeds from zero to a certain maximum
and momentum(p) for a photon is: (B) of same De-Broglie wavelength
(A) E2= p 2 c 2 (B) E2 = p c 2 (C) E2 = p2 /c 2 D) (C) of same kinetic energy
2 2 (D) of same frequency
E =p c 38. The necessary condition for photoelectric
28. An electron and a photon, behaving as emission is:
a wave, have the same wavelength.
(A)hv< hh° (B)hv> hh° (C) E k< h v ° (D) E k
They have the same:
(A) Energy (B) Linear momentum (C Speed (D) < hv°
angular momentum 39. The photoelectric effect was successfully
29. The slope of frequency of incident light explained by:
vs. Stopping potential curve for a given (A) Hertz (B) Planck (C) Millikan (D) Einstein
surface will be: 40. If the energy of photon is 10eV and work
(A) h (B) h/e (C) eh (D) e function is 5eV, then the value of stopping
30. When visible light is incident on a potential eill be:
metal surface no photoelectrons are (A) 15 V (B) 5 V (C) 2 V (D) 50 V
emitted. If a second beam is to be
selected for electron emission it must
be:
(A) Radio wave (B) UV radiation (C) IR radiation
(D) Microwave
31. If the K.E of free electron doubles then
its de-Brogliewavelength change by a
factor:
1 1
(A) (B) (C) 2
2 √2
2
