An electron gun is used to produce a narrow beam of electrons which enters a region of uniform magnetic field. The electrons follow a circular path in this magnetic field.
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An electron gun is used to produce a narrow beam of electrons which enters a region of uniform magnetic field. The electrons follow a circular path in this magnetic field.
In a laboratory experiment, singly ionized calcium ions (Ca⁺) of mass and charge are accelerated through a potential difference of 5.0 kV before entering a uniform magnetic field of strength . The magnetic field is perpendicular to the velocity of the ions.
A wire of length carries a current of perpendicular to a uniform magnetic field of . If the wire is suspended horizontally and remains motionless, what is the minimum mass that the wire must have per unit length?
A charged particle moves at speed in a uniform magnetic field , entering at an angle to the field direction. What is the shape of its trajectory?
A beam of electrons travels in a region with perpendicular electric and magnetic fields. The electric field is and the magnetic field is . What is the speed of the electrons if they move undeflected?
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the final speed of the calcium ions after acceleration.
the radius of the path followed by the ions in the magnetic field.