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Value of Constants in Physics

The physical constants constitute an inseparable part of any discipline of physics. Constants in physics are the values of well definite parameters whose value remains invariant at any part of the universe. The values of constants are approved by the…

Faraday Constant

What is Faraday Constant? In physics as well as in Chemistry, Faraday represents the magnitude of electric charge per mole of the electron. Faraday is equivalent to the Faraday constant. Denoted by the symbol F. The constant was named after…

Alpha Particle Mass

How are alpha particles represented? The Greek letter “α” is used to symbolise alpha particles. What is an alpha particle? A positively charged particle called an alpha particle is released during the radioactive disintegration of certain substances. Does an alpha…

Alpha Particle Mass

Alpha particles are alternatively known as Alpha radiation or Alpha rays. It is a positively charged particle emitted from the decay of various radioactive materials. Alpha particle mass is due to the two protons and two neutrons bonding. Thus, the…

Deuteron Mass

Particles smaller than an atom are known as subatomic particles. The deuteron is a subatomic particle that contains a neutron and a proton. The atom is known as deuterium and its nucleus is known as deuteron. In this session, let…

Neutron Mass

A neutron is a subatomic particle. It has the composition of 1 up quark and 2 down quark and comes under the family of fermions. It is denoted by n or nº. The neutron mass is slightly higher than the proton…

Proton Mass

In physics, proton is a subatomic particle. It is made up of current quarks and is denoted by p or p+. Proton location is inside the nucleus. The charge of the proton is positive that is +1e elementary charge. The…

Compton Wavelength

Define Compton wavelength. Compton wavelength is defined as the wavelength of the particle equal to the wavelength of the photon with same mass. How is the standard Compton wavelength denoted? The standard Compton wavelength is denoted by the symbol λ.…