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Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
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Strayer University
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A velocity selector is a device that is used in association with a mass spectrometer. The velocity selector contains an electric field and a magnetic field at right angles to each other. Suppose the electric field points in the +y direction and the magnetic field points in the +z direction as shown in the diagram. The electric field strength is 500 N/C.
A positively charged particle is then shot into the region, traveling in the +x direction with velocity of 4000 m/s. If the particle is to pass through the velocity selector along a straight path, what must be the magnitude of the magnetic field?Â
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Refer to the previous problem. If the particle were negatively charged, what trajectory would it follow?
a. it would pass through the velocity selector along a straight-line path
b. It would be deflected toward the +y axis
c. It would be deflected toward the -y axis
d. It would be deflected toward the +z axis
e. It would be deflected toward the -z axis
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Refer to the previous diagram. Suppose the positively-charged particle is travelling at a higher speed while E and B remain unchanged. What trajectory would it follow?
a. it would pass through the velocity selector along a straight-line path
b. it would be deflected toward the +y axis
c. it would be deflected toward the -y axis
d. it would be deflected toward the +z axis
e. it would be deflected toward the -z axis
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