The magnetic field has a strength of B= 0.15T and the detector is located a distance...
The magnetic field has a strength of B= 0.15T and the detector is located a distance of 0.16m from the ion source This means the ions travel in a circle of radius 0.08m.
A singly ionized atom of unknown mass moves at a speed of 2.07 x 10^4 m/s through the magnetic field. Determine the magnetic force acting on the ion.
Determine the mass of the ion
What is the value of the potential difference
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