Suppose an oil droplet in the Milikan experiment has two excess electrons on it. If the...
Suppose an oil droplet in the Milikan experiment has two excess electrons on it. If the total non-electrostatic force on the droplet is 4.0x10-15N, what electric field (magnitude and direction) must be applied if the droplet is to descend at constant velocity?
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