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1. Compute Nuclear form factor F (q) for the following nuclear charge distributions:
(i)
(r) = 0
= 0
for r R
(0 =
3Ze
)
4R3
for r > R
(ii)
(r) = Ze(
a2 3
a2 r 2
) 2 exp(
)
2
2
2. For uniformly charged sphere of radius R, show that the root mean square radius is
3
hr2 i = R2
5
3. Calculate the electrostatic energy of a charge Q distributed uniformly throughout a sphere
of radius R. Since
27 Si14
and
27 Al13
for charge. If their mass difference is 6 MeV, estimate their Radius using above approximation.
4. Show that one can measure the difference in K X-Ray energies of two neighbouring isotopes
3
3
2 z 4 e2 2
03
R0 (A 2 A 2 )
3
5 40 a0
where R0 is the measure of charge radius of the Nucleus and a0 = 0.5 1010 m is the so called
Bohr radius.
5. A nuclear charge distribution is approximated to
(r) =
0
1 + exp( rR
a )
where R is called half density radius, a is diffusivity and 0 is the central density. Find the value of
a if skin thickness t = 2.3 fm. Evaluate root mean square radius hr2 i for such charge distribution.
1
6. From the known masses of 15 O and 15 N compute the difference in Binding Energy. Assuming
that the difference arises due to difference in Coulomb energy compute the nuclear radius of
and
15 O
15 N .
7. Show that to dissociate a proton requires more energy than to dissociate a neutron from
a heavy nuclei; i.e. the difference between proton separation energy (Sp ) and neutron separation
energy (Sn ) for heavy nuclei (A >> 1) is
4
has
10 B 5
and
11 B 5
of 10.82 amu. What percentage of each isotope is present in ordinary Boron ? Given M (10 B) =
10.012937, M (11 B) = 11.009305 amu.