1 a) Derive Bragg's equation and explain the terms. b) Explain the method of indexing the single crystal rotation X-ray photography. c) Calculate the molecular
weight of a substance
cubic lattice with unit translations is 1.984 g/cm3,
which forms a face centered
equal to 3.6 A .The density of the substance (6+6+4=16)
OR
2 a) Discuss the theoretical by electron diffraction
principles technique.
b) Describe the radial distribution electron diffraction . c)
Explain
Schottky
function in the determination
dependence
of conductivity
Explain
by
of semiconductors.
effect and luminescence.
(6+6+4=16)
of n-p-n function.
treatment
of BCS theory of super conductivity,
c) Explain type I and II superconductors. a)
of structure
(6+7+3=16)
OR a) Discuss the operations b) Give an elementary
5.
of structure
between instrinstc and extrinsic semiconductors
c) Explain photostatic 4,
the determination
defects
3 a) Discuss the temperature b) Differentiate
underlying
the theoretical
models
(6+6+4=16)
of nanoparticles.
b) Discuss the synthesis of metal oxides and their composite solvothermal and hydrothermal methods. c) Give any four differences
between
nanoparticles
nanoparticles
by
and bulk materials. (6+6+4=16)
OR P,T.O.
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6. a) Discuss the magnetic b) Explain the synthesis
and electrical applications of organic nanomaterials.
c) Discuss the effect of temperature 7
a) Differentiate
of nanomaterials,
on nanocrystal
properties.
(6+6+4=16)
between metals, insulators and semiconductors
b) Discuss the band theory of metals c)
Write
a note
an super
conductors.
(6+6+4=16)
OR
8. a) Discuss b) Briefly c) Write
the optical discuss
properties
of solids.
the classification
of materials
a note on hysteresis.
(5+6+5=16)
9. a) What are Miller indices ? Sketch 100 and 110 planes in cubic lattice
b) Explain Josephson
devices in supercpnductors.
c) Discuss the thermodynamics
of Frenkel defect formator.
(5+5+6=16)
OR 10. a) Give an account of industrial applications b) Explain the effect of pH on nanocystral c)
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