19. Authon use the photon as a particle which explain the wave phenomenon of the photon, and prove the photon carry the weak charge from the prism-photons chromatic dispersion and a circular hole -photon diffraction. 作者利用光的粒子性解释了光的波动现象,从三棱镜光的色散和园孔光的衍射证明了光...
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28 A particle has a charge of +2.0m C and is in a vertical uniform electric field. An electric force of1.0×$$ 1 0 ^ { - 2 } $$ N acts upwards on the particle.What is the electric field strength?D A 0.20 Vi$$ m ^ { - 1 } $$ downwards B 0.20Vm^{-}1}upwards C 5.0Vm...
with E1, E2 and ν1, ν2 being the Young’s Modulus and Poisson’s ratio of each collision partner. Thornton and Ning [290] do not give an expression for the interface energy Γ*. Losurdo et al. [342] use the Young-Dupré equation, for liquid droplets on a solid substrate, in th...
Notice that the “−1 particle” should not be confused with an anti-particle. In contrast to the latter, which differs from its particle only with charge, a “−1 particle” is unique in that all its properties are negative when probed by weak measurement. This is an intriguing predict...
5.1.particle,charge+q massm Fig.5.1 A uniform magnetic field is applied in the same region as the electric field so that the particle passes undeviated through the region between the plates.(i) State the direction of the magnetic field.[1](ii) Derive, with clear explanations, an ...
It consists of a chamber provided with two electrodes coupled to an electric potential. Gas ions created by the radiation are attracted to the respective electrodes of opposite charge, causing an electric current (called the ion current) to flow between the electrodes. The ion current is ...
Astrophysical plasma is often an extremely tenuous hot gas of charged particles, without net charge on average. If there are very few encounters between particles, we need only to consider the responses of a particle to the force fields in which it moves. The simplest situation, a single parti...
5Gaseous particle X has a charge of +1 and a proton number, n.Gaseous particle Y has a proton number of (n+1) and is isoelectronic with X.Which of the following statements correctly describes X and Y? A Xand Y are isotopes. B X and Y atoms have same full electronic configurations...
For the sake of completeness, and to get an insight into the charge particle dynamics in a focused light wave, we then discuss the reflection condition obtain by Kaw et al.9, without taking account of radiation reaction effects. Finally in this section, using the Hartemann-Luhmann equation ...