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sudabe
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why accelerated charged particles radiate?
i appreciate if you help.
i appreciate if you help.
Why Do Accelerated Charged Particles Radiate?
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In summary, accelerated charged particles are particles that have been given additional energy through electromagnetic fields and are used in various scientific research such as in particle accelerators, medical imaging, and space exploration. However, high energy particles can also pose dangers to living organisms and electronic devices. These particles can be created through different methods including using electric or magnetic fields, and nuclear reactions. The study and use of accelerated charged particles is an ever-evolving field with ongoing research in particle physics, materials science, and medical applications. Advancements in technology will likely lead to new and innovative ways to utilize and understand these particles in the future.
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Ed Aboud
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Hey sudabe, welcome to PF! 
The following link provides a pretty good explanation of your question
http://www.cv.nrao.edu/course/astr534/LarmorRad.html
The following link provides a pretty good explanation of your question
http://www.cv.nrao.edu/course/astr534/LarmorRad.html
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astrokreng
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Accelerated charged particles radiate because they are constantly changing direction and speed, which results in the emission of electromagnetic radiation. This radiation is caused by the acceleration of the particles, which produces a changing electric field that in turn produces a changing magnetic field. This combination of electric and magnetic fields creates electromagnetic waves that propagate outwards from the charged particles. The amount and type of radiation emitted depends on the acceleration and properties of the charged particles. This phenomenon is observed in many natural and man-made processes, such as in lightning strikes, nuclear reactions, and particle accelerators. Understanding the radiation emitted by accelerated charged particles is important in fields such as astrophysics, particle physics, and medical imaging.
1. What are accelerated charged particles?
Accelerated charged particles are particles that have been given additional energy, typically through electromagnetic fields, causing them to increase in speed and momentum.
2. How are accelerated charged particles used in scientific research?
Accelerated charged particles are used in a variety of ways in scientific research, including in particle accelerators to study the fundamental properties of matter, in medical imaging and cancer treatment, and in space exploration to study the effects of high-energy particles on spacecraft and astronauts.
3. What are the potential dangers associated with accelerated charged particles?
High energy accelerated charged particles can be dangerous to living organisms due to their ability to ionize atoms and damage biological tissues. They can also cause damage to electronic devices and spacecraft.
4. How are accelerated charged particles created?
Accelerated charged particles can be created through a variety of methods, including using electric fields to accelerate charged particles in a linear or circular path, using magnetic fields in a cyclotron, or through nuclear reactions.
5. What is the future of accelerated charged particle research?
The study and use of accelerated charged particles is a constantly evolving field, with ongoing research in particle physics, materials science, and medical applications. With advancements in technology, it is likely that we will continue to uncover new and innovative ways to utilize and understand these particles in the future.
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