In a fictitious world the Thomson cathode ray experiments found the electron charge to mass ratio...
In a fictitious world the Thomson cathode ray experiments found the electron charge to mass ratio to be 9.25×105 C/g. A series of oil drops in the Milikan oil drop experiment were found to have excess charges of 3.73×10-19 C, 4.66×10-19 C and 2.80×10-19 C. What could be the mass of an electron?
1.01×10-25 grams
2.80×10-19 grams
3.73×10-19 grams
5.04×10-25 grams
4.03×10-25 grams
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