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High School/JEE/NEET/IPhO Physics | 17-19 Yrs

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Illustration - 1 A Proton Splitting a Deutron

Duration: 5.23 Min

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Illustration - 2 Radioactivity in a mixture of Two Isotopes

Duration: 4.01 Min

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Illustration - 3 Age determination by Carbon Dating

Duration: 2.02 Min

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Illustration - 4 Comparison and possibility of k-Capture and beta plus decay

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Illustration - 5 Energy distribution in a Nuclear Reaction

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Illustration - 6 Interaction Force between Fission Fragments

Duration: 4.47 Min

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Illustration - 7 Power Output of a Uranium Reactor

Duration: 5.17 Min

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Illustration - 8 Uranium requirement for a Nuclear Reactor

Duration: 3.18 Min

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Illustration - 9 Gamma decay followed by Beta

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Illustration - 10 Excretion of Radioactive sample by Human Body

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Illustration - 11 Power produced in a Radioactive Reactor

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Illustration - 12 Radioactive sample in Human Body

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Illustration - 13 Measurement of Half Life of a Substance

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Illustration - 14 Decay of a Neutron Stream

Duration: 3.38 Min

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Illustration - 15 Photoelectric effect from a metal sphere

Duration: 7.46 Min

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Illustration - 16 De-Broglie wavelength in frame of Centre of Mass

Duration: 5.12 Min

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Illustration - 17 Photon density in Sunlight on Earth Surface

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Illustration - 18 Power of a Laser Pulse

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Illustration - 19 Photocurrent in a Discharge Tube

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Illustration - 20 Photoelectrons in chamber of alpha particles

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Illustration - 21 Photo Emission from two Light Sources

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Illustration - 22 Radiation from H-Atoms on a Filter

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Illustration - 23 Collision of one H-Atom with another

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Illustration - 24 Lyman Spectral Line after Balmer Spectral Line

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Illustration - 25 Binding Energy by Molecular Vibrations due to thermal agitation

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Illustration - 26 A Polychromatic Beam passing through Hydrogen Gas

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Illustration - 27 An Electron colliding with He - ion

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Illustration - 28 Bohr's Postulates under Gravitational Force

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Illustration - 29 Revolution of a p-meson

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Illustration - 30 Atoms colliding a Heavy Target

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Illustration - 31 Simultaneous Decay of Alpha and Beta Emission

Duration: 4.20 Min

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Illustration - 32 Age Determination by Radioactivity Series

Duration: 7.20 Min

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Illustration - 33 Stationary Wave Formation by De Broglie Waves Electron

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Illustration - 34 Force on a Reflecting Cone in Path of a Light Beam

Duration: 8.05 Min

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Illustration - 35 Potassium Collecting Energy

Duration: 6.16 Min

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Illustration - 36 Photoelectric Effect Due to Radiation Through Lens

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Illustration - 37 Photo Electrons Incident on Hydrogen Gas

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Illustration - 38 Photoelectrons Going Around an Ion

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Illustration - 39 Accelerated Electrons Colliding With H-Atom

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Illustration - 40 De-Excitation of a H-Like Atom

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Illustration - 41 Reaction Induced by alpha-particle

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Illustration - 42 Gamma Emission of Alpha Decay

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Illustration - 43 Alpha Emission in an Induced Reaction

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Illustration - 44 Maximum kinetic energy of a beta particle

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Illustration - 45 Energy of Gamma Emission

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Illustration - 46 Multiple Isotopes in a Radioactive Sample

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Illustration - 47 Power of X-Rays Dissipating as Heat

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Illustration - 48 Tension in a string due to radiation of sunlight

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Illustration - 49 Photoemission by Black Body Radiation

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Illustration - 50 De-excitation of a moving hydrogen atom

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Illustration - 51 De-Excitation of an Excited H-Like Gas

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Illustration - 52 Radiation From a H-Atom Excited to Very High Level

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Illustration - 53 De-Exitation by Emitting Two Photons

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Illustration - 54 Various Spectral Lines From a H-Like Atom

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I want to watch these lecture on 1.75x but there is no option

3 years ago by TARUNA

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Sir , Are these questions from ' PG advanced illustration 700 questions ' book?

3 years ago by Atharva Tayade

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yes

3 years ago by TARUNA

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Doesn't the question say that the Deutron is split in its constituents ,i.e the neutron and proton also seperate??

5 years ago by Kirtan Patel

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sir,advance illustrations of semiconductors are nor on youtube neither on this site. can you please help me with that.

5 years ago by ashutosh tripathi

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U WILL NEVER GET YOUR ANSWER

5 years ago by ashutosh tripathi

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why is the collision considered only inelastic?

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after seeing all your videos do i need to study h c verma ? are they enough?

7 years ago by Shorya Gupta

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These are enough but reading and understanding from books is a different aspect and it is beneficial in other way... when you read on your own... your brain thinks in multidimensional fashion and it opens up new possibilities to attempt different problems...

7 years ago by Physics Galaxy

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what was the use of mass of p=mass of n?

8 years ago by Rahul Ojha

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In reality mass of n> mass of p (by a very negligible amt.)so to avoid complexities in calculations we take mass of p~mass of n.

6 years ago by Aakhyat Singh

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