Consider the Rutherford planetary model of circular orbits. (a) Calculate the speed of an electron in...
Consider the Rutherford planetary model of circular orbits. (a) Calculate the speed of an electron in terms of ?2/4??0, the angular momentum ? and ??. (b) Use the result of part (a) to calculate the electron’s acceleration ?. (c) Calculate the period of the electron’s orbital motion.
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