Modern Physics Review

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Across

  1. ______are small enough to show a wave behavior.
  2. The electron's antiparticle is called a______.
  3. When going up an energy level, energy is___.
  4. The energy needed to remove an electron from an atom is called the____ energy.
  5. Inside orbits have____energies than the outside ones.
  6. Rutherford used___particles in his Gold Foil experiment.
  7. The atom is mostly______space.
  8. A photon's energy varies directly with its___.
  9. The "lost mass" of an atom that is converted to binding energy is _____ _____. (2words)
  10. The protons are found in the____.

Down

  1. 6.63*10^-34 Js is_____constant. (see p.1 reference)
  2. The current atom model is the______model.
  3. The nuclear force is short-range and very _____.
  4. E=mc^2 was discovered by_____.
  5. An antiparticle has the same____ but different charge of a particle.
  6. Light energy is carried in discrete units called_____.
  7. The color_____ has the highest frequency.
  8. One____ converts to 931 MeV of energy.
  9. If the atom were a football stadium, the nucleus would be a____.
  10. Up, Down, and Charm, are all different types of_____.
  11. The particles smaller than an atom are called_____particles.
  12. When going down an energy level, energy is____.
  13. Light is both a wave and a_____.


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