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MSC Physics 3 Sem Atomic and Molecular Physics 72614 May 2019

This document is an examination paper for M.Sc. Physics students focusing on Atomic and Molecular Physics, with a total of 9 questions. Candidates are instructed to attempt five questions, including a compulsory question. The questions cover various topics such as atomic spectroscopy, coupling approximations, Zeeman and Stark effects, and molecular energy calculations.

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MSC Physics 3 Sem Atomic and Molecular Physics 72614 May 2019

This document is an examination paper for M.Sc. Physics students focusing on Atomic and Molecular Physics, with a total of 9 questions. Candidates are instructed to attempt five questions, including a compulsory question. The questions cover various topics such as atomic spectroscopy, coupling approximations, Zeeman and Stark effects, and molecular energy calculations.

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Total No. of Questions : 09
M.Sc.(Physics) (2015 to 2017) (Sem.–3)
ATOMIC & MOLECULAR PHYSICS
Subject Code : MPH-301
M.Code : 72614
Time : 3 Hrs. Max. Marks : 100

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES :
1. Attempt FIVE questions in all including the compulsory question no.9

Q1 (a) Deduce and explain spectrum of hydrogen atom from principles of atomic spectroscopy
but limited to relative correction to kinetic energy. (12)

(b) Calculate to three significant figures, the wavelength of the first member of each of the
series in the spectrum of atomic hydrogen with the quantum numbers n” = 90 and 166.
In which region of the electromagnetic spectrum do these transitions appear? (6,2)

Q2 (a) Discuss in brief the vector model for one and two valence electron atoms. (10)

(b) Explain spectroscopic notations for L-S and J-J couplings. Also explain interaction
energy in L-S and J-J coupling for two electron systems. (4,6)

Q3 (a) Discuss Russel-Saunders coupling approximation for non-equivalent electrons. (10)

(b) Give a schematic representation of the interaction energy for pd configuration in L-S
coupling. (10)

Q4 (a) Discuss intensity rules in case of Zeeman effect. Explain Zeeman effect for two
electron systems. (4,6)

(b) Predict the splitting of 3P1 level when the atom is in an external magnetic field of 2T.
(10)
Q5 (a) Explain linear Stark effect? How does Stark effect play important part in the theories of
molecule formation from atoms of the broadening of spectral lines and of dielectric
constants? (3,7)

(b) Define Born-Oppenheimer Approximation? Discuss in detail the dissociation and pre-
dissociation energies. (4,6)

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Q6 (a) Obtain an expression for the rotational energy of a diatomic molecule considering rigid
rotator model. (12)

(b) What do you mean by molecular polarizability? What does induced electric dipole
moment set up in a molecule, mean? (8)

Q7 (a) Explain the quantum and classical theories of Raman effect. Deduce rotational Raman
spectrum for linear diatomic molecule. (12)

(b) Can Raman spectra be obtained from a mixture of materials? Explain. (8)

Q8 (a) Discuss in brief, any three features of ESR spectra. Write in reasonable size, about two
basic branches of NMR spectroscopy. (12)

(b) What is the difference in fractional population of C13 spins between the upper and
lower states in a magnetic field of 2T at 298K? (gcarbon = 1.404) (8)

Q9 (a) Define the terms Magnetic dipole moment, Bohr Magneton, Raman anti-Stokes’ and
Stokes’ lines and Lande’s interval rule.

(b) Consider a p-electron in a one electron system. Calculate values of I, s, j and possible
angle between I and s. (Ask for trigonometric tables).

(c) List the set of quantum numbers possible for n = 3.

(d) State Hund's rule. Using this rule name the term, lowest in energy for ground
configurations of both C and O.

(e) Why is it impossible for 2D3/2 state to exist?

(f) Calculate the fine structure splitting of 4d and 5f of Be IV.

(g) Write origins of microwave and infra-Red spectroscopies.

(h) What is spectral line broadening? Give at least two remedies two reduce line
broadenings. (8×2.5 = 20)

NOTE : Disclosure of Identity by writing Mobile No. or Making of passing request on any
page of Answer Sheet will lead to UMC against the Student.

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