Quantum ideas and where they are used

Grade 11 Science Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. This LED's energy gap is 1.9 eV. With hc = 1239.84 eV·nm, what wavelength of light does it give out, to the nearest nm, Ari?

  2. This LED's energy gap is 2.3 eV. With hc = 1239.84 eV·nm, what wavelength of light does it give out, to the nearest nm, Bo?

  3. This LED's energy gap is 2.8 eV. With hc = 1239.84 eV·nm, what wavelength of light does it give out, to the nearest nm, Esme?

  4. Read this first

    Use this

    Photon diagram beside a short passage: "In an LED, electrons drop across an energy gap and give out photons. Each photon's energy equals the gap. A gap of 2.3 eV gives green light near 539 nm; a wider gap gives bluer light."

  5. In the passage, what makes an LED give out light, Jun?

    • Heat from a thin wire glowing inside
    • Sound inside the LED
    • Electrons dropping across a gap
  6. In the passage, how would an LED with a wider gap look, Kira?

    Use the picture in question 4.

    • Redder
    • Bluer
    • The same color, but brighter
  7. In the passage, what sets each photon's energy, Luz?

    Use the picture in question 4.

    • The battery's size
    • The LED's brightness
    • The size of the gap
  8. What is special about laser light, Milo?

    • One color, with its waves in step
    • It is made of sound
    • It mixes many colors
  9. In physics, what is a quantum, Ren?

    • The smallest step an amount can change by
    • A kind of magnet
    • A very large, sudden jump in energy or size
  10. What is one quantum of light called, Tala?

    • An electron
    • A huge burst of light
    • A photon
  11. What can be said about an electron's energy in an atom, Zee?

    • It can only be certain set amounts
    • It can take any amount
    • It stays at zero
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Quantum ideas and where they are used

Answer Key - Grade 11 Science Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. This LED's energy gap is 1.9 eV. With hc = 1239.84 eV·nm, what wavelength of light does it give out, to the nearest nm, Ari?

    653 nm
  2. This LED's energy gap is 2.3 eV. With hc = 1239.84 eV·nm, what wavelength of light does it give out, to the nearest nm, Bo?

    539 nm
  3. This LED's energy gap is 2.8 eV. With hc = 1239.84 eV·nm, what wavelength of light does it give out, to the nearest nm, Esme?

    443 nm
  4. Read this first

    Use this

    Photon diagram beside a short passage: "In an LED, electrons drop across an energy gap and give out photons. Each photon's energy equals the gap. A gap of 2.3 eV gives green light near 539 nm; a wider gap gives bluer light."

  5. In the passage, what makes an LED give out light, Jun?

    • Heat from a thin wire glowing inside
    • Sound inside the LED
    • Electrons dropping across a gap
  6. In the passage, how would an LED with a wider gap look, Kira?

    Use the picture in question 4.

    • Redder
    • Bluer
    • The same color, but brighter
  7. In the passage, what sets each photon's energy, Luz?

    Use the picture in question 4.

    • The battery's size
    • The LED's brightness
    • The size of the gap
  8. What is special about laser light, Milo?

    • One color, with its waves in step
    • It is made of sound
    • It mixes many colors
  9. In physics, what is a quantum, Ren?

    • The smallest step an amount can change by
    • A kind of magnet
    • A very large, sudden jump in energy or size
  10. What is one quantum of light called, Tala?

    • An electron
    • A huge burst of light
    • A photon
  11. What can be said about an electron's energy in an atom, Zee?

    • It can only be certain set amounts
    • It can take any amount
    • It stays at zero