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What I do not understand about mass spectrometers
Since the questions are identical I related the power of voltage supply with electric field again :/- TheGmc
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What I do not understand about mass spectrometers
but there is no solenoid in accelerator region- TheGmc
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What I do not understand about mass spectrometers
@etotheipi when I reread the question while rewriting I get confused again since it says "What should be the power of the voltage supply". in velocity selector I found it zero since its perpendicular in accelerator region I found a value according to the my voltage and the current of ions given...- TheGmc
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What I do not understand about mass spectrometers
@etotheipi in one question the ions are perpendicular to the electric field and in the other they are parallel does this affect the power?- TheGmc
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What I do not understand about mass spectrometers
Thanks :)- TheGmc
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What I do not understand about mass spectrometers
@etotheipi does this current of ions has something to do with solenoid ? I chose the values for solenoids and found current values but if the ions are affect them too I should change things- TheGmc
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What I do not understand about mass spectrometers
So I will multiply the voltage I calculated and the given current of ions 1 𝜇𝐴. Thanks, you helped me a lot about the whole assignment :)- TheGmc
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What I do not understand about mass spectrometers
So there is no constant power it depends on the ions passing through the plates , is it ? I thought that it should be constant so I could not relate the ions with it. Thanks for your answer :)- TheGmc
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What I do not understand about mass spectrometers
@etotheipi Hello again! I made progress I think. But there is one thing again. At the beginnig of the assignment my proffessor indicated that " The number of ionized isotopes entering into the accelerator region corresponds to a 1 𝜇𝐴 ion current. ". When I try to solve problems 4 and 7 I read...- TheGmc
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What I do not understand about mass spectrometers
Okey i will keep everything in mind. Thanks for make me comprehend these things :)- TheGmc
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What I do not understand about mass spectrometers
By the way, I realized after reading my messages my punctuation is terrible. Thanks for understanding me under these conditions :D- TheGmc
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What I do not understand about mass spectrometers
I start to solve from first prboem by not making a correlation your approach is giving a bigger picture thanks after I resolve every problem can I ask your advice again ? Thank you very much for your time i was really desparate about this since every problem bound to each other. I have a...- TheGmc
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What I do not understand about mass spectrometers
I was at the 6th wuestion when this question came to my mind- TheGmc
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What I do not understand about mass spectrometers
"One at a time! " from this i understand that i will do the same operations for 4 times if the element has 4 isotopes but by only changing E/B according to the velocity each isotope gain when they exit acceleratır region. If i understood right then why my professor wants me to determine the...- TheGmc
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