ratio of magnitudes of electric force in air and water between an electron and proton is: a)K b)1/K c)1 d)0
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● Answer -
F/F' = k
● Explaination -
Let k be dielectric constant of water.
Electrostatic force between two charges is given by Coulomb's law -
F = (1/4πε) q1q2/d^2
In air, q1 = +e & q2 = -e, ε = ε0,
F = (1/4πε0) (e/d)^2
In water, q1 = +e & q2 = -e, ε = kε0,
F' = (1/4πkε0) (e/d)^2
Dividing F by F',
F/F' = [(1/4πε0)(e/d)^2] / [(1/4πkε0)(e/d)^2]
F/F' = k
Therefore, ratio of magnitudes of electric force in air and water between an electron and proton is *k*.
Hope this helped you.
● Answer -
F/F' = k
● Explaination -
Let k be dielectric constant of water.
Electrostatic force between two charges is given by Coulomb's law -
F = (1/4πε) q1q2/d^2
In air, q1 = +e & q2 = -e, ε = ε0,
F = (1/4πε0) (e/d)^2
In water, q1 = +e & q2 = -e, ε = kε0,
F' = (1/4πkε0) (e/d)^2
Dividing F by F',
F/F' = [(1/4πε0)(e/d)^2] / [(1/4πkε0)(e/d)^2]
F/F' = k
Therefore, ratio of magnitudes of electric force in air and water between an electron and proton is *k*.
Hope this helped you.
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