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CE An α particle (charge + 2e)and a ß particle (charge − e) deflect in opposite directions when they pass through a magnetic field. Which particle defLects by a greater amount, give that both particles have the same speed? Explain.

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Problem 64GP

CE An α particle (charge + 2e)and a ß particle (charge − e) deflect in opposite directions when they pass through a magnetic field. Which particle defLects by a greater amount, give that both particles have the same speed? Explain.

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An  particle and a  particles deflected in opposite directions when they pass through a magnetic field.When a charged particle passes through a magnetic field, the magnetic force acts as a centripetal force and the particle deflects. If magnetic field is uniform, and the velocity and the magnetic field are perpendicular to each other, the radius of curvature (eq. 22-3) can be derived from equalization of magnetic force and centripetal force in this way

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