Notes on ‘Nuclei’
Quiz 01 Quiz 02
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Hydrogen Line Spectra
Hydrogen Line spectra – Bohr’s Model Approach According to the third postulate of Bohr’s Model, whenever an electron jumps from higher energy level (orbit) of a Hydrogen atom to one of its lower energy level, an electromagnetic wave (em wave) emits. The energy of em wave is equal to the energy difference between the two…
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Bohr model of hydrogen atom
Bohr model of hydrogen atom View notes in Desktop view and in landscape mode . Use Chrome browser for best experience. Click Here for Class 12 Physics Notes Reference: Based on the NCERT books
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Rutherford Atomic Model
Rutherford Atomic Model View notes in Desktop view and in landscape mode . Use Chrome browser for best experience. Click Here for Class 12 Physics Notes Reference: Based on the NCERT books
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Alpha Particles Scattering Experiment
Alpha Particles Scattering Experiment View notes in Desktop view and in landscape mode . Use Chrome browser for best experience. Click Here for Class 12 Physics Notes Reference: Based on the NCERT books
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Telescope
Telescope – Image formation and Magnification View notes in Desktop view and in landscape mode . Use Chrome browser for best experience. Click Here for Class 12 Physics Notes Reference: Based on the NCERT books
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Compound Microscope
Compound Microscope – Image formation and Magnification View notes in Desktop view and in landscape mode . Use Chrome browser for best experience. Click Here for Class 12 Physics Notes Reference: Based on the NCERT books
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Simple Microscope
Simple Microscope – Image formation and Magnification View notes in Desktop view and in landscape mode . Use Chrome browser for best experience. Click Here for Class 12 Physics Notes Reference: Based on the NCERT books
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Refraction through Prism
Refraction through Prism View notes in Desktop view and in landscape mode . Use Chrome browser for best experience. Click Here for Class 12 Physics Notes Reference: Based on the NCERT books
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Power of a Lens
Power of a Lens View notes in Desktop view and in landscape mode . Use Chrome browser for best experience. Click Here for Class 12 Physics Notes Reference: Based on the NCERT books