Charged particles Definition and 182 Threads
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Coulomb's Law and charged particles
1. Homework Statement Hi, I would appreciate it if someone could help me with this question, I am a n00b here Please and thank you Okay here's the question. The particles have charges Q1 = -Q2 = 100nC and Q3 = -Q4 =200nC and distance a = 5.0cm. What are the x and y components of the...- UNG
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- Charged Charged particles Coulomb's law Law Particles
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Forces between 3 charged particles
Homework Statement What is the force F_vec on the 1 nC charge? Give answer as magnitude in Newtons. Homework Equations F = K qq/r^2 K = 1/4(pi)epsilon_knot; = 8991804694 N m^2/C The Attempt at a Solution A. Convert it all. cm to m. nC to C. B. Vectors for Forces. The two...- Badger
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- Charged Charged particles Forces Particles
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Angle Between Charged Particles in Equilibrium
Homework Statement Four charged particles are hung from the same position. At equilibrium, what will the angle between any two consecutive particles be (wrt common position)? The Attempt at a Solution I don't really get the question. Am I supposed to consider gravity as well? Can the...- chaoseverlasting
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- Charged Charged particles Particles
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Motion of Charged Particles in Electric Fields
Homework Statement 3. Two electrons are fired at 3.5 x 10^6 m/s directly at each other. a)Calculate the smallest possible between the two electrons. Homework Equations Ek= 1/2mv^2 Ee= kq1q2/r The Attempt at a Solution I made the Ek and the Ee equal, but i keep on getting the...- simplicity12
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- Charged Charged particles Electric Electric fields Fields Motion Particles
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Motion of charged particles in E and B fields
Homework Statement Photoelectrons are emitted with negligible initial velocity from one plate of a parallel-plate capacitor which is at zero potential. The other plate is held at a potential +V and the capacitor is in a uniform magnetic field of flux density B parallel to the plane of the...- georgia
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- Charged Charged particles Fields Motion Particles
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Charged particles from our Sun travelling too fast?
I read somewhere (Wikipedia I think) that charges particles are leaving our Sun and heading for Earth faster than can be explained by current solar models.Is it possible that there is some Hawking radiation inside the Sun imparting extra energy to these particles? Or does Hawking radiation only...- verdigris
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- Charged Charged particles Particles Sun
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How Neutrons Decay to Charged Particles
I was just reading this.. Free Neutron decays into proton, electron and neutrino. neutron --> proton + electron + v (neutrino) ---- My Question: Neutron is chargeless. How can it give proton and neutron which are charged ? (If the question is simple i am sorry, I am new to nuclear physics)- satrohraj
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- Charged Charged particles Decay Neutrons Particles
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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A gun that fired charged particles
Homework Statement A gun that fires charged particles accelerates a 5-μC charge from rest through a potential difference of 50,000 V. The particle has a mass of 0.025 kg. With what speed does it leave the gun? Homework Equations EPE = KE (1/2)qV = (1/2)mv^2 , solve for v^2...- Dart82
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- Charged Charged particles Gun Particles
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Movement of Charged Particles in a field
Homework Statement Two electrons are 10-9m Apart when they are released.What is their speed when they are 10-8m apart? Homework Equations Ek=-EE EE=Kq1q2 ------- r The Attempt at a Solution Ive tried 1/2mv^=-(Ke(squared) - Ke(squared)...- Karma
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- Charged Charged particles Field Movement Particles
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Solving Charged Particles: Mass & Charge
Two equally charged particles are held 3.8 10-3 m apart and then released from rest. The initial acceleration of the first particle is observed to be 5.0 m/s2 and that of the second to be 9.0 m/s2. The mass of the first particle is 6.3 10-7 kg. (a) What is the mass of the second particle...- Forceflow
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- Charged Charged particles Particles
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Three Charged Particles in an xy-plane
Question: A particle of charge 4.96 nC is placed at the origin of an xy-coordinate system, and a second particle of charge -1.95 nC is placed on the positive x-axis at x = 3.99 cm. A third particle, of charge 6.04 nC is now placed at the point x = 3.99 cm, y = 3.05 cm. Part A Find the...- erik-the-red
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- Charged Charged particles Particles Xy-plane
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What is the Origin of Charge in Subatomic Particles?
I was wondering what causes the charge in the subatomic particles.- superweirdo
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- Charged Charged particles Particles
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Trajectory of charged particles in a uniform magnetic field
1) An electron and a proton are injected into a uniform magnetic field at right angles to the direction of the field with the same Kinetic Energy. Then: a)the electron trajectory will be less curved than the proton trajectory b)the proton trajectory will be less curved than the electron...- Amith2006
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- Charged Charged particles Field Magnetic Magnetic field Particles Trajectory Uniform Uniform magnetic field
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Magnetic Forces on charged particles
If a magnetic force does no work on a charged particle, how can it have any effect on the particle's motion? Are there other examples of forces that do no work but have significant effect on a particle's motion?- 9danny
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- Charged Charged particles Forces Magnetic Particles
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Why Did I Misinterpret the Direction of E in Charged Particles?
http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/264/chargedparticlesii6fe.png In the above question I thought the direction of E would be to the right. Apparently that's wrong... why?- hoseA
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- Charged Charged particles Particles
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Charged particles - magnitude of force
http://img77.imageshack.us/img77/5310/chargedparticles7of.png What is the magnitude of the force on a -1.2 muC charge placed at a point 1.6 cm to the left of the middle charge?? Answer in units of N. This is what I did: I used Fx = k*|Q|*(qx/r^2) Q= 1.2*E-6 I plugged in...- hoseA
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- Charged Charged particles Force Magnitude Particles
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Motion of 2 charged particles in a constant electric field
Two large parallel copper plates are 5.0cm apart and have a uniform eletric field between them as shown below. An electron is released from the negative plate at the same time that a proton is released from the positive plate. Neglect th force of the particles on each other and find their...- an_mui
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- Charged Charged particles Constant Electric Electric field Field Motion Particles
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What Happens to the Force on Charged Particles When They Move Apart?
When a positive and negative charge are held close to each other and then released, does the force on each particle increase, decrease, or stay the same?- comtngal
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- Charged Charged particles Force Particles
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Explaining E/M Ratios of Charged Particles without Math
According to GR as well as Maxwell's theory, when charged particles are accelerated they radiate energy by electromagnetic and gravitational radiation. This energy, according to special relativity, is equivalent to mass. I wonder, how can elementary particles preserve their fixed e/m ratios...- samalkhaiat
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- Charged Charged particles Particles Ratios
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Old Book Review - Classical Charged Particles
Old Book Review - "Classical Charged Particles" Hi folks I've picked up a rather old book. It was written back in 1965 by Fritz Rohrlich and is called "Classical Charged Particles". I found this book by a reference in Jackson's EM text. I have to say that this is a superb book! I don't think...- pmb_phy
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- Book Charged Charged particles Classical Particles Review
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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A small question, do all + charged particles have the same spin direction?
A small question, do all +charged particles have the same spin direction, and if they do, does their speed relate to their degree of charge? This might sound stupid, but its for a theory I have. Thanks in advance.- Jaden Excalibur
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- Charged Charged particles Direction Particles Spin
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Calculating Resultant Force Vectors in a 2D System
Lets say that we have a four positive and equally charged particles. They are located on the corners of a square. Can someone show (by diagram) how the other three particles would affect anyone particle. Please show how you reslove the vectors into its componets and how you get the resultant...- ranger
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- Charged Charged particles Particles Vectors
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Calculating Electric Field Between Charged Particles
Hi, My Question: What are the magnitude and direction of the electric field at a midway between a -8.0 microcolumb and a 7.0 microcolumb charge 8.0 cm apart? Assume no other charges are nearby. Work E=F/q F=(kQ1Q2)/r^2 F=((9.0 X 10^9 N m^2/C)(-8.0 X10^-16 C)(7.0...- jena
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- Charged Charged particles Electric Electric field Field Particles
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Charged Particles: Electric & Magnetic Fields in 3D Space
Every charged particle has an electric and magnetic field yea? Both the fields are in spherical 3D Space yea, where the strength of the fields fall off as 1/r^2? So in some diagrams found on the net why are the electric and magnetic fields perpendicular to each other and in an oscillating form?- Cyclotron
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- Charged Charged particles Particles
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Trouble Finding Charge Ratio for 3 Charged Particles in Line
I'm stuck on what I think should be a fairly easy question. The question is that there are three charged particles in a line, equidistant (distance L) from each other. From left to right, we'll call them 1, 2, and 3. 1 and 2 are fixed in place, but 3 is free to move. However, the net charge...- salthom
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- Charge Charged Charged particles Line Particles Ratio
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Charged particles moving through electric fields
I'm having some trouble trying to derive an equation for the movement of a positive ion through a quadropole. The problem is that my primary source in this is "Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics" by Raymond A. Serway and John W. Jewett, Jr. which has an excellent part on...- Nissen, Søren Rune
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- Charged Charged particles Electric Electric fields Fields Particles
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Does the equivalence principle hold for charged particles?
I'm new here so this may be an old question. The equivalence principle states (roughly) that one can't distinguish between an accelerating frame and a uniform gravitational field. But an accelerated charged particle radiates. Thus the EP seems to imply that a stationary charged particle in a...- pianoplayer
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- Charged Charged particles Equivalence Equivalence principle Particles Principle
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Calculating Initial Separation of Charged Particles Using Conservation Laws
Ok here's the question: One particle has a mas of 3.00 x10^-3 kg and a charge of +8.00uC. A second particle has a mass of 6.00x10^-3 kg and the same charge. The two particles are initally held in place and then released. The particles fly apart, and when the separation between them is 0.100m...- NotaPhysicsMan
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- Charged Charged particles Particles
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Coulomb's Law Problem and charged particles
I cannot figure out this problem. I mean, I can't really even figure out what it is asking. I am not expecting anyone to solve it for me or anything. I just need some help as to how to get started. Particles A and B Figure 22-25a shows charged particles A and B that are fixed in place on...- bbbbbev
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- Charged Charged particles Coulomb's law Law Particles
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Accelerating charged particles and FOR
if, say, an electron is stationary on Earth (ignore the probability or possibility of this for now). it, of course, is not emitting any EM radiation. However, an observer in space (stationary with reference to the sun) is looking at the electron. relative to them, the electron is accelerating...- raymes_k
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- Charged Charged particles Particles
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Charged particles in magnetic field
I've been trying to work this, but the way I'm substituting, I get no variables left...:-\ It's...freaky lol. The question is Suppose a new particle is discovered, and it is found that a beam of these particles passes undeflected through "crossed" electric and magnetic fields, where E=316 V/m...- Aerospace
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- Charged Charged particles Field Magnetic Magnetic field Particles
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Four charged particles at the corners of a square
problem 12. Four charged particles are placed so that each particle is at the corner of a square. The sides of the square are 13 cm. The charge at the upper left corner 3.6 uC, the charge at upper right corner -6.5 uC, the charge at lower left corner, and the charge at the lower right corner is...- mustang
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- Charged Charged particles Particles Square
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