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Neutron - Proton interaction(through down quark)
Can anyone tell me, in detail, about Neutron - Proton interaction. Newbie here, so please use easy words(i know enough about quarks and gluons as well as strong interaction forces)- suchal
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- Neutron Proton Quark
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What Geomagnetic Storms release proton or electron?
Does anyone have any suggestions whether proton or electron or other is shooting outward from the Sun during the Geomagnetic Storms? Thanks in advance for any suggestions -
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2 Q's about statements in Griffiths' book (regarding proton decay)
Hello, I'm taking a particle physics class and we're using Griffiths' book "Introduction to Elementary Particles". I was reading in it but two statements in it (on the same page, for reference p33 in the second edition) struck me as weird, and as I would greatly appreciate if anyone could...- nonequilibrium
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- Book Decay Griffiths Proton Proton decay
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Magnetic moment of proton and electron of H-atom in ground state L=0
Homework Statement Consider the Hydrogen atom in a magnetic field of 2T. If the atom is in its ground state (orbital angular momentum L=0): (a) Write down the magnetic moments of the proton and the spinning electron. [1]Homework Equations I am aware that the magnetic moment μ =...- lquinnl
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- Electron Ground Ground state Magnetic Magnetic moment Moment Proton State
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Medical Ion Proton 1: A Chemical Engineer's Dream
What do you guys think of the Ion Proton 1 developed by a chemical engineer named Jonathan Rothberg? It can supposedly sequence most of a human genome for around $1000 compared to the past where had it costed millions. I don't recall quite clearly, but I think researchers at IBM are...- Biosyn
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- Chemical Ion Proton
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Proton moving in a magnetic field
Homework Statement A proton (mass= 1.67×10-27 kg, charge= 1.6×10-19 C) traveling with speed 1×106 m/s enters a region of space containing a uniform magnetic field of 1.2 T. The magnetic field is coming out of the screen. What is the time t required for the proton to re-emerge into the...- erodger
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- Field Magnetic Magnetic field Proton
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Proton Velocity (potential/field/charge)
Homework Statement (background info) The source of the sun's energy is a sequence of nuclear reactions that occur in its core. The first of these reactions involves the collision of two protons, which fuse together to form a heavier nucleus and release energy. For this process, called nuclear...- Pi Face
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- Proton Velocity
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Whether sum of weight of proton and neutron is equal to atomic mass?
Dear friend, I am getting confused in this question;what i learned till now is that number of proton+number of neutron=atomic mass. But while searching the net i got this equation atomic mass = mass a x fract a + mass b x fract b. can anyone tell me which is the correct (not approximate)... -
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The proton flux in Solar System in keV range
Dear Forum Users, I am looking for a database of proton fluxes. I have found already the SOHO database: http://umtof.umd.edu/pm/ but I need also the database for energy range of 1keV to 100 keV range. Does someone could send me some hints where to search? nykon- nykon
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- Flux Proton Range Solar Solar system System
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Finding the minimum speed of a proton traveling between two parallel plates.
A proton, mass 1.67 x 10^-27 kg , is projected horizontally midway between two parallel plates that are separated by 0.8 cm , with an electrical field with magnitude 7.2 x 10^5 N/C between the plates. If the plates are 4.70cm long, find the minimum speed of the proton that just misses the lower...- Nat1104
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- Minimum Parallel Parallel plates Plates Proton Speed
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Energy of proton electron system
If an electron at rest is initially located at distance r from the proton is shifted to infinity what is the energy of electron proton system in the final state?- sharma_satdev
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- Electron Energy Proton System
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How Do You Convert Proton Flux from 1/(cm^2 s sr) to 1/(cm^2 s)?
Dear forum users, I have a quite simple question. I have got a flux of protons measured in 1/(cm^2 s sr), I would like to have it in 1/(cm^2 s). nykon- nykon
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- Flux Measurements Proton
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Proton charge radius calculation
In this link the proton charge radius is calculated based on an experiment involving a muon and a proton http://www.sps.ch/en/artikel/progresses/muonic_hydrogen_and_the_proton_radius_puzzle_20/ It talks about "In summary, we have measured the muonic hydrogen transition at a frequency of...- edguy99
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- Calculation Charge Proton Radius
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All matter being liquid in 10^65 years if proton decay doesn't occur.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future- Dremmer
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- Decay Liquid Matter Proton Proton decay Years
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Proton Beam Elemental Transmutation
I was reading about Earnest Lawrence and a question dawned onto me; Let's say you bombarded a metal, let's say iron or copper, with high energy protons coming from a cyclotron. The protons going from the "dees" into an accelerating vacuum tube with the specimen at the end. Would the proton beam...- beatlemaniacj
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- Beam Proton Proton beam Transmutation
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Find a reference frame where momenta of electron and proton are equal
Homework Statement The electron is traveling at a speed of β=.9999999, γ=1957, with mass mc^2=.51099 MeV. The Proton is traveling at a speed of β=.9, γ=2.29, with mass mc^2=938.27 MeV. They are heading in opposite directions, directly towards each other on the x-axis Find the reference...- khfrekek92
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- Electron Frame Proton Reference Reference frame
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Electron and Proton Collision (relativity)
Homework Statement An electron is accelerated through a potential of 10^9V to the right. A proton is heading to the left towards the electron at .9c. Find E,K,p for the electron and proton from the rest frame, and from each others frames. Homework Equations The Attempt at a...- khfrekek92
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- Collision Electron Proton Relativity
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Proton release inside a parallel capacitor Find velocity
Homework Statement The electric field strength is 47100 N/C inside a parallel-plate capacitor with 8.60 mm spacing. A proton is released from rest at the positive plate. What is the speed of the proton (in m/s) when it reaches the negative plate? Homework Equations Vf=√(-2U/m) I think...- conov3
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- Capacitor Parallel Proton Release Velocity
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Final velocity of a proton through parallel plates
Homework Statement A moving proton has 6.4x10^-16 J of kinetic energy. The proton is accelerated by a potential difference of 5000 V between parallel plates. http://members.shaw.ca/barry-barclay/Self-Tests/test09/elecst17.gif The proton emerges from the parallel plates with what...- Serendipitydo
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- Final Final velocity Parallel Parallel plates Plates Proton Velocity
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Traveling proton and electric field problem
A proton is traveling horizontally to the right at 4.20×106 m/s. Find (a)the magnitude and (b) direction (counterclockwise from the left direction) of the weakest electric field that can bring the proton uniformly to rest over a distance of 3.40 cm. Part C: How much time does it take the...- kirby2
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- Electric Electric field Field Proton
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Can Protons Reach 199.99998% the Speed of Light in Collisions?
This concept may have been discussed before, but I couldn't really find any that asked the same question. Through multiple sources, I have discovered that, in the LHC, we have the ability to propel protons to 99.99999% the speed of light (relative to a stationary object), and make them collide...- Andrew Aidan
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- Acceleration Proton
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Energy Threshold for 2 proton -> 2 proton 1 Pion
Homework Statement When a beam if high-energy protons collides with protons at rest in the laboratory, pions are produced by the reaction p + p --> p + p + ∏. Compute the threshold energy of the protons in the beam for this reaction to occur. Homework Equations (mc^2)^2 = E^2 - (pc)^2...- Goatsenator
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- Energy Pion Proton Threshold
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Help with proton moving through magnetic field.
Homework Statement I need help with a problem I was just given an equation (F =q VxB )at the end of class and expected to solve a problem but I am not sure what to do. A proton is moving at speed 5x106m/s in the magnetic field of magnitude 6x10-2 T indicated in the diagram. a) find the...- jhcollaz
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- Field Magnetic Magnetic field Proton
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How Can We Visualize Proton Decay and Its Implications in Particle Physics?
Hello there, I was just reading some articles on Wikipedia.org and found an article on proton decay. I will quote a part of it: How would that be visualized? I've got a basic understanding of particle physics, but these concepts seem rather advanced, yet, I insist on wanting to understand...- VreemdeGozer
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- advanced Concepts Decay Proton Proton decay
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Calculate the kinetic energy required to accelerate a proton
Homework Statement Calculate the kinetic energy required to accelerate a proton from a rest position to 0.9999c. The mass of the proton is 1.67x10-27 Find the ratio of kinetic energy to the energy of a proton at rest Homework Equations Erest = mc2 Ek = mc2/√(1-v2/c2) The Attempt at a...- HarleyM
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- Accelerate Energy Kinetic Kinetic energy Proton
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Deflecting high energy proton beam
hi everyone, I have a question concerning the magnets physics more precisely about the Kickers/Dipoles. For my work, I need to design an optical system capable of deflecting a proton beam (4 GeV) switching between to 2 angles (+ 118 mard and -118 mrad) in a raw. Can a pulsed magnet...- GCyrille
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- Beam Energy High energy Proton Proton beam
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Question about Delocalisation of Carboxylic Acid and Acctactiveness to Proton
So I understand that when you deporotonate a carboxylic acid, you get a RCOO-. This causes a delocalisation in the two oxygen atoms. I read somewhere that because of this delocalisation, it makes it less attractive to Hydrogen ions (protons). This makes the carboxylic acid more stable and... -
An electron and a proton can not form a neutron because they are short
An electron and a proton can not form a neutron because they are short about 800KeV of energy. If we place an electron 200 fermi from a proton there is a strong electrostatic attraction. As the electron moves towards the proton electrostatic potential energy is converted to kinetic energy of the...- edpell
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- Electron Form Neutron Proton Short
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Visualizing Protons: Beyond the Spherical Picture
In every textbook there are pictures of protons with spheres. This implies that there is some hard case and that that hard case is made of something. is this picture misleading? protons are made of quarks but i think only three of them. if quarks are not spherical with a casing then what is...- bobsmith76
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- Proton
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Proton and electron simple conceptual question. pretty basic,
Suppose we could isolate a single proton and a single electron, and have them near each other without the high kinetic energies like in particle colliders. imagine holding them in a perfect vacuum without gravity, a mm or so apart lol. Then we let them go. What would they do? They're...- elegysix
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- Conceptual Electron Proton
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Force of attraction between proton and electron
Homework Statement What is the force of attraction between a proton and an electron in a hydrogen atom, if they are 5.00 x 10^-11m apart? Homework Equations F=kQ1Q2/r^2 The Attempt at a Solution I really don't know where to go from here since i don't know the charge of the proton...- GRAvit__
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- Attraction Electron Force Proton
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Universal mass than a proton?
Universal mass <<<< than a proton? Of all the models and theories that are being tossed about as fact, the one that I have the most trouble with is that: prior to the Big Bang, ALL mass...the Dark Energy, Dark Matter, and the mere 5% that comprises all the visible structures...stars... -
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Relativity question, photon and proton
Relativity question, photon and proton... Homework Statement Proton of gamma factor 10^12 and a photon set off from one side of our galaxy to the other take the distance to be 9.3x10^20m. What is the time interval that the photon precedes the proton?Homework Equations \gamma =...- Prodigium
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- Photon Proton Relativity
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Can proton bombardment create cracking in materials?
Hello, When neutrons hit materials, it can cause them to degrade and crack. The way this is measured is in displacements per atom. The equation for this effect is the following: Displacements per atom = neutron flux * time * materials cross section (@ that neutron energy) Cracks...- PolywellGuy
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- Materials Proton
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Aromatic substitution and it's effect on proton NMR?
I can't figure out how aromatic substituents effect aromatic rings. I can think of it in a couple ways: Is the group ortho or meta directing? When we learned about aromatic electrophilic substitution, we obviously learned about these groups. When an aromatic proton is lost, it will be... -
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A charged wire exerts a force on a proton.
Homework Statement An electrically charged wire on the z axis exerts a force on a proton, which moves on the x axis. The initial conditions for the proton position and velocity are: x(0) = x0 and v(0) = 0. The force on the proton is Fx(x) = C /x where C = 3.2×10−15 Nm. (A) Determine...- joe41442
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- Charged Force Proton Wire
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Understanding Nuclear Spin: Odd Proton and Neutron Counts
hi i have a question about nuclear spin if the number of protons and neutrons is even, then my chemistry book says, that the nuclear spin is always zero. i guess that the reason is, that there are always 2 protons and 2 neutrons in one state with opposite spin and therefore the overall...- Gavroy
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- Neutron Nuclear Nuclear spin Proton Spin
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Can Protons or Positrons Flow as a Current?
Instead of electrical current could there ever be a situation where protons or positrons are made to flow as a current?- lufc88
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- Current Positron Proton
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Proton in magnetic and electric field
Homework Statement As shown in the figure below, a proton moves in the +x direction with speed v and is immersed in both, a uniform magnetic field, B, oriented in the -z direction, and a uniform electric field, E (not shown in the diagram). What electric field orientation is required in...- syhpui2
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- Electric Electric field Field Magnetic Proton
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Calculating Angular as a Function of Proton Movement in Magnetic Field
I just derived a little formula of protons moving in a magnetic field. With the symetry etc I have I get this: p = qrB Now I want to calculate the angular as a function like this: p = constant * B Where p is Gev/C, r is in meters. I don't know what numbers or better what form B and q should...- liquidFuzz
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- Angular Field Function Magnetic Magnetic field Movement Proton
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Where Will a Proton Stop Before Turning Around in a Collision?
Homework Statement A proton with a speed of 1.23x104 m/s is moving from ∞ directly towards another proton. Assuming that the second proton is fixed in place, find the position where the moving proton stops momentarily before turning around. Homework Equations Potential Energy - U/q = V...- loganblacke
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- Collision Proton
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Proton electron mass ratio calculation
Homework Statement Hello! I've come upon this question and haven't been able to find it anywhere. The goal is to find Mp/Me with basis on the Bohr's atomic model and hydrogen emisson spectrum lines.Homework Equations l=rp=nh_ ; h_=h/2pi ; E=-K.e^2/2r ; r=(n^2.h_^2)/Me.e^2.k ...- Tsumi89
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- Calculation Electron Mass Proton Ratio
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What is the momentum of a proton moving at 0.7c?
Homework Statement A proton of rest mass 1.67 x 10^-27 kg is moving at a constant speed of 0.7c What is it's momentum?Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Using E = γmc^2 I obtained; E = 2.10 x 10^-10 JThen with; E^2 = (pc)^2 + (mc^2)^2 and solving for p I got; p = 8.47 x 10^-15- ZedCar
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- Momentum Proton
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Solving Velocity & Angle of Proton After Glancing Collision
can someone please demonstrate how a question such as this is solved. A proton traveling with a velocity 6.0 × 105 m/s i makes a glancing collision with a second proton at rest. One of the protons is observed after the collision to be moving with a velocity V1 = 4.6 x 105 m/s at a 40...- yardy_genius
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- Proton Velocity
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Solenoid and Proton Motion: Clockwise or Counterclockwise?
[Solved] Proton orbit direction Homework Statement A solenoid has a magnetic field in the +z direction. A proton in the center of the solenoid moves towards the sides sides of the solenoid. Will this proton move with a clockwise or counterclockwise motion? Homework Equations F = qv x...- Cade
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- Direction Orbit Proton
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Find the surface charge density that will stop a proton
Homework Statement 2. The attempt at a solution I have the solution, but it's pretty confusing so I want to see if anyone else can walk me through step by step. The first step is pretty clear...You have to find the acceleration that the proton will experience as it moves towards the...- Patdon10
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- Charge Charge density Density Proton Surface Surface charge density
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Relativistic Momentum: Force Accelerating a proton
Homework Statement Find the force necessary to give a proton an acceleration of 10^19m/s^2 when the proton has a velocity ( along the same direction as the force) of 0.9c Homework Equations p=gamma * m * U F = d/dt [gamma * M * U] F=gamma^3 *m*a The Attempt at a Solution initial momentum...- Dr. Science
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- Force Momentum Proton Relativistic Relativistic momentum
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Proton Collision and Coulomb Barrier
Homework Statement What temperature would be required for two protons to collide if quantum mechanical tunneling is neglected? Assume that nuclei having velocities ten times the root mean square (rms) value for the Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution can overcome the Coulomb barrier (which you can...- AnniB
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- Collision Coulomb Proton
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Why does the proton have no excited states?
I've never heard of any excited states of the proton. Why? By "excited state" I mean something with the same composition (uud) that decays to the proton (plus photons etc.) with nearly 100% branching ratio.- petergreat
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- Excited Excited states Proton States
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Proton Collision: Velocity & Direction Calc.
A proton traveling at 3*10^7 m/s collides with the nucleus of a stationary oxygen atom and rebounds in a direction at 90 degree to its original path, calculate the velocity and the direction of the oxygen nucleus assuming the that the collision was perfectly elastic and ignoring relativistic...- iscofield
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- Collision Proton
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help