WorksheetsQuantum Mechanics and Band theory
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 21mins
Which orbitals cannot exist
3p
4d
3f
6s
A three-dimensional region around a nucleus where an electron may be found is called ---?
orbit
circle
orbital
circuit
Which of the following theories cannot be explained by classical theory?
Electron Thoery
Photo-electric effect
Lorentz thoery
electron gas
drift velocity
Wiedemann-Franz law could be verified by Classical free electron theory
True
False
Drude-Lorenz thoery is known as
Quantum free electron thoery
Classical Free electron theory
Black body radiation could be explained by quantum free electron theory.
False
True
Partially Explain
What is the spin of an electron?
0
+1
+1/2
-1/2
-1
Which of the following is not explained by quantum free electron theory?
Zeeman effect
Compton effect
Hall effect
Joule Thomson effect
Electron is a Fermion.
False
True
Particles which are obeying Fermi-Dirac statistics are called
Muon
Boson
nucleon
fermion
meson
Fermi Dirac Distribution function is
f(E) = 1+ exp(E+kTEF)1
f(E) = 1 − exp(E+kTEF)1
f(E) = 1+ exp(kTE−EF)E
f(E) = 1+ exp(kTE−EF)1
In the figure the y-axis represents
Energy level
Temperature
Probability of occupation
which one of the following does not exist?
space-charge polarization
atomic polarization
ionic polarisation
total polarization
Which of the following is FALSE?
Fermi-Dirac function deals with probability
space charge polarization is the strongest.
NaCl exhibits Ionic polarization
There are no free electrons in dielectric material
Nitrobenzene is a polar dielectric.
The equation 'N(E) dE =' deals about
Density of states
Paul-Drude theory
Fermi-Distribution function
dielectric polarisation
dielectric constant
What happens to the free electrons when an electric field is applied?
They remain stable
They move randomly and collide each other
They move in the direction of the field
They move in the direction opposite to that of electric field.
What is the level that acts as a reference which separates the vacant and filled states at absolute temperature?
Fermi energy level
ground level
excited level
valence orbit
