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Calculating Kinetic Energy of an Alpha Particle
merry christmas too ;) thankyou :D i understand it now!- astri_lfc
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Help about millikan oil drops apparatus?
Homework Statement in a millikan type apparatus, the horizontal plates are 2 cm apart. with the field switched off, an oil drop is observed to fall with a steady velocity of 2 x 10^-4 m/s. when the field is on, the upper plate being positive and the drop just remains stationary when the pd...- astri_lfc
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- Millikan Oil
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Calculating Kinetic Energy of an Alpha Particle
Homework Statement could you help me for the question b? Homework Equations E = mc^2 The Attempt at a Solution the mass of the alpha particle is 0.66466 x 10^-26 kg >> 4.022 u put it into the equation, so E = 4.022 x c x c = 3.615 x 10^17 eV >> 0.0579 joule my answer is that, but my...- astri_lfc
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- Alpha Alpha particle Energy Kinetic Kinetic energy Particle
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Thermal conductivity in a heating system
okay thanks a lot! i have found the answer- astri_lfc
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Thermal conductivity in a heating system
oh i see so shall i use q/t= m c deltaT ?- astri_lfc
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Thermal conductivity in a heating system
k = 80 A = 1.5 m2 L = 2 x 10^-3 delta T = 6 K q/t = 80 x 1.5 x 6 / (2x10^-3) so q/t = 360000 what's wrong with thiss? :'(- astri_lfc
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Thermal conductivity in a heating system
Homework Statement In a domestic heating system, a room is warmed by a 'radiator' through which water passes at a rate of 0.12kg s-1. The steady-state difference between the inlet and outlet temperatures of the water is 6.0 K. The radiator is made of iron of thermal conductivity 80 W...- astri_lfc
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- Conductivity Heating System Thermal Thermal conductivity
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