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PS Q3W1 Formation & Synthesis of Heavy Elements

PS Q3W1 Formation & Synthesis of Heavy Elements

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What is the process by which stars release energy to counteract the effects of gravity?

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Radioactive decay

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Nuclear fusion

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Chemical reaction

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Nuclear fission

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What is the name of the event that occurs when the core of a high-mass star collapses and triggers an explosion, ejecting heavy nuclei into space?

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Supernova

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White dwarf

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Planetary nebula

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Neutron star

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What is the name of the object that is left behind when the core of a high-mass star collapses into a single point of infinite density?

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White dwarf

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Black hole

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Supernova

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Neutron star

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What is the name of the process by which a star forms from a gas cloud and begins to use up its fuel?

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Nucleosynthesis

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Nuclear fusion

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Supernova

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Star formation

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What is the name of the phase when a star has almost all of its helium fused into larger nuclei like carbon, and then oxygen?

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Red giant branch

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Main sequence

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Asymptotic giant branch

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Helium flash

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What is the name of the event that occurs when the core of a star is above around 1.4 and 3 solar masses and collapses with such tremendous force that all the electrons get squeezed into protons?

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Black hole

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Supernova

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Planetary nebula

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Neutron star

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What is the name of the phase when a star has almost all of its hydrogen burned into helium and maintains a relatively steady size, temperature, and luminosity?

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Main sequence

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Red giant branch

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Helium flash

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Asymptotic giant branch

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What is the name of the object that is left behind when the core of a star is above around 3 solar masses and collapses into a single point of infinite density?

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Black hole

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Neutron star

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Supernova

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White dwarf

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Which of these elements is synthesized during a supernova?

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Carbon

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Helium

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Oxygen

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Silver

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What are the two elements formed during the creation of a low mass star?

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Carbon and Oxygen

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Gold and Silver

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Hydrogen and Helium

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Neon and Iron

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The following elements are synthesized during the life cycle of a low-mass star EXCEPT...

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hydrogen

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helium

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oxygen

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iron

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What is the name of the phase when a star has almost all of its helium fused into larger nuclei like carbon, and then oxygen, and then neon, and then silicon, and the star becomes smaller, hotter, and bluer?

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Red giant branch

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Main sequence

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Helium flash

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Asymptotic giant branch

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a stellar core formed when the fragments of a collapsed molecular cloud contract?

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protostar

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supernova

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red giant

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main sequence star

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The formation of a star starts with the dense regions of molecular clouds. What force pulls matter together to form these regions?

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magnetic force

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nuclear force

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electromagnetic force

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gravitational force

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What happens when most of the hydrogen in the core is fused into helium in the stellar core?

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Hydrogen fusion stops, and the pressure in the core decreases.

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Hydrogen fusion continues, and the pressure in the core increases.

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Gravity squeezes the star until helium and hydrogen burning occur.

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Nuclear energy increases until carbon and helium burning occur.

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Arrange the following stages of stellar evolution of a low-mass star.

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Blue-star \rightarrow main sequence star \rightarrow red giant \rightarrow white dwarf

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Protostar \rightarrow main sequence star \rightarrow Blue star \rightarrow white dwarf

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Main sequence star \rightarrow red giant \rightarrow blue star \rightarrow white dwarf

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Main sequence star \rightarrow Blue star \rightarrow red giant \rightarrow white dwarf

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Which of the following is the major factor predicting the fate of a star?

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strength of gravitational force

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mass of the star

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amount of iron produced

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temperature of the star

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Multiple Choice

Who formulated the Periodic Law?

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Dmitri Mendeleev

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Henry Gwyn Jeffreys Moseley

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Ernest Rutherford

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Isaac Newton

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Multiple Choice

The invention of which device paved way for the transmuting one element into another artificially?

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cyclotron

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X-ray spectroscopy

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heavy projectiles

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Periodic Table

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Multiple Choice

Neptunium (Z=93) is a transuranic element which was synthesized when what element was bombarded with a neutron?

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Bohrium

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Molybdenum

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Technetium

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Uranium

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Multiple Choice

Superheavy elements are elements with atomic numbers beyond?

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Which is NOT CORRECT about the arrangement of elements on the periodic table?

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It is arranged in random.

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It is arranged according to atomic number.

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It is arranged according to their properties.

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Electronegativity of elements increases from left to right.

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