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NUCLEAR MODELS

ANALOGY BETWEEN A SMALL LIQUID DROP AND A NUCLEUS LIQUID DROP IS SPHERICAL IN SHAPE DUE TO SURFACE TENSION FORCE ACTING TOWARDS THE CENTRE.THE NUCLEUS IS ALSO ASSUMED TO BE SPHERICAL IN SHAPE. DENSITY OF SPHERICAL DROP IS KNOWN TO BE INDEPENDENT OF ITS VOLUME.NUCLEAR DENSITY IS ALSO FOUND TO BE INDEPENDENT OF NUCLEAR VOLUME

THE MOLECULES OF A LIQUID DROP ARE IN CONTINUAL RANDOM MOTION THE MOLECULES OF A LIQUID DROP ARE IN CONTINUAL RANDOM MOTION.EXTENDING THESE ANALOGY TO NUCLEUS,DUE TO RANDOM COLLISIONS BETWEEN VARIOUS NUCLEONS,THESE MAY PICK UP SUFFICIENT ENERGY AND ESCAPE.THE MODEL EXPLAINS NUCLEAR REACTIONS AND NUCLEAR FISSION.

LIQUID DROP MODEL THIS MODEL WAS PROPOSED BY NIELS BOHR.THIS MODEL IS BASED UPON THE FACT THAT MOLECULES IN A LIQUID ARE HELD TOGETHER BY SHORT RANGE INTERMOLECULAR FORCES KNOWN AS COHERENT FORCES.DENSITY OF LIQUID DROP IS VERY HIGH.

ASSUMPTIONS ALL NUCLEI ARE CONSIDERED TO BEHAVE LIKE INCOMPRESSIBLE DROP OF LIQUID. NUCLEUS IS SPHERICAL IN SHAPE DUE TO SYMMETRICAL SURFACE TENSION FORCES. DENSITY OF LIQUID IS CONSTANT AND INDEPENDENT OF SIZE OR SHAPE OF LIQUID DROP. BINDING ENERGY PER NUCLEON IS CONSTANT JUST AS LATENT HEAT OF VAPOURISATION IS CONSTANT

SEMI –EMPIRICAL MASS FORMULA BINDING ENERGY PER NUCLRON IS PROPORTIONAL TO MASS NUMBER A JUST AS ENERGY REQUIRED TO EVAPORATE LIQUID IS PROPORTIONAL TO ITS MASS. SEMI –EMPIRICAL MASS FORMULA TOTAL BINDING ENERGY OF A NUCLEUS IS GIVEN BY B.E=[ZMP+(A-Z)MN-M]NUCLEUS - B/C2

NUCLEAR MASS IS GIVEN BY M NUCLEUS =[ZMP+(A-Z) MN] – B/C2 THIS IS CALLED SEMI-EMPIRICAL MASS FORMULA. TOTAL BINDING ENERGY EB=EV+ES+EC+EA+EP

1)VOLUME ENERGY BINDING ENERGY PER NUCLEON HAS CONSTT.VALUE OVER WIDE RANGE OF MASS NUMBERS. SO WE HAVE EV=aVA where aV is a constt . 2)SURFACE ENERGY SURFACE NUCELONS HAVE FEWER NEIGHBOURS THAN NUCLEONS LYING DEEP INSIDE THE NUCLEUS.SO BINDING ENERGY REDUCEC.THIS DECREASE IN BINDING ENERGY IS PROPORTIONAL TO THE SURFACE AREA OF NUCLEUS.

3)COULOMB ENERGY ES= -asA2/3 NEGATIVE SIGH INDICATES THAT THIS ENERGY HAS TO BE DEDUCTED FROM THE TOTAL ENERGY. 3)COULOMB ENERGY COLOUMB ENERGY OF A NUCLEUS IS PROPORTIONAL TO THEPOTENTIAL ENERGY OF Z PROTONS PACKED TOGETHER IN SYMMETRIC ASSEMBLY OF RADIUS R

EC= -acZ(Z-1)A-1/3 4)ASYMMETRY ENERGY FOR HEAVY NUCLEI,AS NO. OF NEUTRONS INCREASES,NUCLEUS ACQUIRES AN ASYMMETRICAL CHARACTER,DUE TO WHICH A FORCE COMES INTO PLAY WHICH REDUCES THE ASYMMETRY ENERGY Ea=-aa (A-2Z)2/A aa IS A CONSTANT

PAIRING AND SHELL ENERGY NUCLEI WITH EVEN Z AND EVEN N ARE HIGHLY STABLE,EVEN Z- ODD N,OR ODD Z-EVEN N ARE LESS STABLE.SO THIS EFFECT CONTRIBUTES TOWARDS VOLUME ENERGY BY EP=apA-3/4 WHERE ap IS CONSTANT COMBINING ALL THESE TERMS WE GET TOTAL BINDING ENERGY EB=EV+ES+EC+EA+EP

SO BINDING ENERGY PER NUCLEON IS GIVEN BY EB/A= aV -asA2/3 -acZ(Z-1)A-1/3 -aa (A-2Z)2/A+apA-3/4

ACHEIVEMENTS 1) STABLE NUCLEUS:- STABILITY OF LIQUID DROP IS DUE TO FORCE OF COHESION BETWEENTHE MOLECULES.AND STABILITY OF NUCLEUS IS DUE TO THE BINDING ENERGY OF EACH NUCLEON. 2)RADIOACTIVE NUCLEUS:- A LIQUID EVAPORATES BY GAINING ENERGY FROM ITS NEIGHBOURING MOLECULES DURING THE PROCESS OF COLLISIONS.SIMILARLY NUCLEON MAY LEAVE THE NUCLEUS BY GAINING ENERGY FROM NEIGHBOURING NUCLEONS,THUS EXHIBITING THE PROCESS OF RADIOACTIVITY

ARTIFICIAL RADIOACTIVITY:- FISSION:- LIQUID DROP MODEL ALSO EXPLAINS THE PHENOMENON OF ARTIFICIAL RADIOACTIVITY FISSION:- LIQUID DROP MODEL ALSO EXPLAINS THE PHENOMENON OFNUCLEAR FISSION FAILURES:- 1)IT FAILS TO EXPLAIN THE HIGH STABILITY OF NUCLEI WITH MAGIC NO.S 2)IT FAILS TO EXPLAIN THE MEASURED SPIN AND MAGNETIC MOMENTS OF THE NUCLEI

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SHEEL MODEL AND LIQUID DROP MODEL IN LIQUID DROP MODEL,IT IS ASSUMED THAT NUCLEONS INTERACT STRONGLY WITH IMMEDIATE NEIGHBOURS. BUT SHELL MODEL TREATS NUCLEONS INDIVIDUALLY AND IT IS ASSUMED THAT NUCLEONS DO NOT INTERACT WITH EACH OTHER

EVIDENCE IN FAVOUR OF SHELL MODEL NUCLEONS HAVE A TENDENCY TO FORM PAIR AND ITS DIFFICULT TO REMOVE A PAIRED NUCLEON THAN UNPAIRED. NUCLEI WITH EVEN Z AND EVEN N ARE MOST ABUNDANT,ODD Z AND ODD N ARE LEAST ABUNDANT,EVEN N AND ODD Z OR EVEN Z AND ODD N COME IN BETWEEN

It has been found that the nuclei with proton number or neutron number equal to certain numbers 2,8,20,28,50,82 and 126 behave in a different manner when compared to other nuclei having neighboring values of Z or N. Hence these numbers are known as MAGIC NUMBERS Nuclei with magic numbers of neutrons or protons have their first excited states at higher energies than in cases of the neighboring nuclei

ASSUMPTIONS NUCLEONS FORM CLOSED SUB-SHELLS WITHIN THE NUCLEUS JUST AS ELECTRONS IN CASE OF ATOMS NUCLEONS IN NUCLEUS RE ARRANGED IN SHELL STRUCTURE .THE SHELLS GETBCLOSED WITH SUITABLE NO. OF PROTONS AND NEUTRONS EACH NUCLEON MOVES INDEPENDENTLY INSIDE A NUCLEUS IN A FIXED ORBIT UNDER THE EFFECT OF CENTRAL OTENTIAL PRODUCED BY AVERAGE INTERACTION BETWEEN REMAINING (A-1) NUCLEONS IN IT.

EACH NUCLEON IS ASSUMED TO POSSESS A SPIN ANGULAR MOMENTUM AND ORBITAL ANGULAR MOMENTUM

Consider a nucleon moving independently in the harmonic oscillator potential which is spherically symmetric. The Schrodinger equation given below can be solved in the Cartesian coordinate system as well as in the spherical coordinate system.

Success of shell model MAGIC NUMBERS:-shell model explains the existence of magic no.s It has been found that the nuclei with proton number or neutron number equal to certain numbers 2,8,20,28,50,82 and 126 behave in a different manner when compared to other nuclei having neighboring values of Z or N. Hence these numbers are known as magic numbers.

SPIN :-Shell model successfully explains the ground state spins and magnetic moments of the nuclei. Even-even nuclides (both Z and A even) have zero intrinsic spin and even parity. Odd A nuclei have one unpaired nucleon. The spin of the nucleus is equal to the j value of that unpaired nucleon

MAGNETIC MOMENT:- Shell model successfully explains the magnetic moments of the nuclei. For even-even nuclei magnetic moment is zero For even-odd or odd-even magnetic moment depends upon the last unpaired nucleon whether its proton or a neutron.

STABILITY:-VERY HIGH STABILTY AND HIGH BINDING ENERGY IS ALSO EXPLAINED ON THE BASIS OF CLOSED SHELLS. NUCLEAR ISOMERISM:-EXISTENCE OF ISOBARIC,ISOTOPIC NUCLEI IN DIFFERENT ENERGY STATE IS ALSO EXPLAINED ON THE BASIS OF SHELL MODEL

MAGIC NUMBERS It has been found that the nuclei with proton number or neutron number equal to certain numbers 2,8,20,28,50,82 and 126 behave in a different manner when compared to other nuclei having neighboring values of Z or N. Hence these numbers are known as magic numbers.

Experimental evidences for the existence of magic numbers; 1. The binding energy of magic numbered nuclei is much larger than the neighboring nuclei. Thus larger energy is required to separate a single nucleon from such nuclei. 2. Number of stable nuclei with a given value of Z and N corresponding to the magic number are much larger than the number of stable nuclei with neighboring values of Z and N. For example, Sn with Z=50 has 10 stable isotopes, Ca with Z=20 has six stable isotopes.

3. Naturally occurring isotopes whose nuclei contain magic numbered Z or N have greater relative abundances. For example, Sr-88 with N=50, Ba-138 with N=82 and Ce-140 with N=82 have relative abundances of 82.56%, 71.66% and 88.48% respectively. 4. Three naturally occurring radioactive series decay to the stable end product Pb with Z=82 in three isotopic forms having N=126 for one of them. 5. Neutron absorbing cross section is very low for the nuclei having magic numbered neutron number.

6.Nuclei with the value of N just one more than the magic number spontaneously emit a neutron (when excited by preceding beta-decay) E.g., O-17, K-87 and Xe-137. 7. Nuclei with magic numbers of neutrons or protons have their first excited states at higher energies than in cases of the neighboring nuclei. 8. Electric quadrupole moment of magic numbered nuclei is zero indicating the spherical symmetry of nucleus for closed shells. 9. Energy of alpha or beta particles emitted by magic numbered radioactive nuclei is larger than that from other nuclei.

SPECIAL FEATURES OF MAGIC NUCLEI The neutron (proton) separation energies (the energy required to remove the last neutron(proton)) peaks if N (Z) is equal to a magic number. There are more stable isotopes if Z is a magic number, and more stable isotones if N is a magic number

If N is magic number then the cross-section for neutron absorption is much lower than for other nuclides.

The energies of the excited states are much higher than the ground state if either N or Z or both are magic numbers.