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(1) In DC, pure Inductor behaves as……………………………..

(2) In DC, capacitor behaves as……………………………..

(3)In DC, capacitor exhibit…………………………..resistance (very high/very low)

(4) Capacitive Reactance………………………………with frequency.(increases/decreases)

(5)  In case of resonance, power In an AC circuit is…………………………….( maximum /minimum)

(6) In an AC circuit voltage across capacitor ………………………………the current in it (leads/lags)

(7) In an AC circuit voltage in inductor ………………………………the current in it (leads/lags)

(8)In an AC circuit current in capacitor ………………………………the voltage across it (leads/lags)

(9) In an AC circuit current in inductor ………………………………the voltage across it (leads/lags)

(10) When a rod of soft iron in inserted in an inductor its inductance………………...(increases/decreases)

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(1)Those substances which readily allow the passage of electricity through them are called…………………

(2) Those substances which offer high resistance to the passage of electricity are called…………………….

(3) Units of Charge in SI unit is……………………..

(4). Electric filed lines start on …………………..charge and end on …………………………. charge

(5) The tangent on these lines at any point gives ……………………………………….. at that point.

(6) Two point charges of same magnitude and opposite nature separated by a small distance altogether   form……………………………………………

(7) Electric Dipole Moment is a ……………………………………..quantity (vector / scalar)

(8)  Dipole is said to be in stable equilibrium in uniform electric field when angle between p and E is ……………

(9) Dipole is in unstable equilibrium when the angle between p and E is ……………

(10) Equipotential surfaces due to a system of charges…………………. intersect each other (do/ do not)

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1.  Valence band is the energy band which includes the energy levels of the …………...... electrons
2. Conduction band is the energy band above the …………………………..band.
3. The minimum energy required for shifting electrons from ……………… band to …………………. band is called energy band gap (Eg ).
4. Pure semiconductor when doped with the suitable impurity, is known as …………..semiconductor.
5. Both type of extrinsic semiconductors (p-type and n-type) are electrically …………………(positive, negative, neutral).
6. In n-type semiconductor, majority charge carriers are …………………….. and minority charge carriers are……………..
7. In p-type semiconductor, majority charge carriers are …………………….. and minority charge carriers are……………..
8. During formation of p-n junction, due to the variation in concentration across p and n sides, holes diffuse from ………….. and electrons diffuse from ……………………….
9. Depletion region is free from ………………………………….
10. Width of depletion region is of the order of ………………m.
11. Junction diode is said to be in forward bias when the positive terminal of the external
    battery is connected …………………………………… and negative terminal to the …………………………side of the diode.
12. An ideal diode offer……………………………….resistance in forward bias.
13. An ideal diode offer……………………………….resistance in reverse bias.
14. Cut-in voltage for Si diode in forward bias is …………………..volt
15. Cut-in voltage for Ge diode in forward bias is …………………..volt
16. Band gap for Si is …………………..electron volt.
17. Band gap for Ge is …………………..electron volt.
18. ………………….diode is used as voltage regulator.

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1. In every atom, the positive charge and mass are densely concentrated at the centre of the atom forming its …………
2. Atomic mass unit is defined as 1/12 th of the mass of …………………..atom.
3. z  X^ A here A is …………………………
4. If R is the radius of the nucleus having mass number A, then R is proportional to  A^n where n is ……………………….
5. Density of nuclear matter is the ratio of mass of …………………………..and its…………………
6. Mass defect = mass of ……………   –       mass of ………………
7. Q value = mass defect* ………………………………………….
8. Mass defect = mass of individual nucleons – mass……………………………….
9. 1amu=……………………………………Mev
10. 1amu=……………………………………gram
11. z X^A here Z is …………………………
12. Mass of an electron in kg is………………………………………….
13. Value of 1eV in joule is……………………………
14. z X^A here A-Z is…………………..
15. Binding energy =mass defect (in amu)* …………………

1. For exothermic reaction heat is evolved that is mass defect is ………………………….

That is Q value is ……………………………………….. ( negative/positive)

1. For endothermic reaction heat is absorbed that is mass defect is …………………… that is Q value ………………………………( negative/positive)
2. BE per nucleon is BE divided by ……………………………………………………..

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(1) If Q charge flows in time t, then current is         ……………………………..

(2) Current is a …………………………….. quantity ( scalar/vector)

(3) Current is in the direction of flow of  …………………………..charge ( positive/negative)

 (4) Current is in the opposite direction of flow of  ……………..charge ( positive/negative)

(5)  Current density is a ………………………….quantity.( scalar/vector)

(6)  Temperature coefficient for semiconductor is ……………………( positive/negative)

(7) Resistance for a conductor ………………………with temperature(increases/decreases)

(8) Resistance for a semiconductor ………………………with temperature(increases/decreases)

(9) Two silver wires with same length and different cross section. The thin wire will have ………… resistance(more/less)

(10)  Two silver wires with same thickness. The short wire will have ……………………… resistance(more/less)

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(1) Varying electric field is the source of ……………………………..

(2) Varying magnetic field is the source of ……………………………..

(3) EM wave propagates in a direction perpendicular to both …………………………..

(4). Electromagnetic waves………………..get  deflected by electric and magnetic fields. (do/do not)

 (5)  Electromagnetic waves are …………………………………in nature     (transverse/ longitudinal)

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1. Every atom is a sphere of radius of the order of …………………. M

2. Atom consists of small central core, called …………………………………… in which whole mass and positive charge is assumed to be concentrated.

3. Atom is electrically……………………………………….( neutral, negative, positive)

4. At a certain distance from the nucleus, whole of the KE of α-particle converts into …………………… and α-particle cannot go further close to nucleus, this distance is called distance of closest approach.

5. Bohr’s first postulate was that an electron in an atom could revolve in ……………………… without the emission of radiant energy.

6. The angular momentum (L) of the orbiting electron is quantized, i. e  mvr =......................

7. Value of h (the Planck’s constant) is………………………………………

8. SI Unit of the Planck’s constant……………………………………
9. Bohr’s third postulate states that an electron might make a transition from one of its stable orbits to another stable orbit of lower energy. When it does so,………….. is emitted having energy equal to the energy difference between the initial and final states.

10. SI Unit of Rydberg’s constant is ………………..

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No change in angular momentum(J).

Draw a diagram and solve.

Contribution of the mass falling on AoR will be zero.