the E/m value of alpha-particles and deutron is same. How?
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Well generally e is by convention chosen to represent charge of a electro or -minus the charge of proton but yeah whatever.
Neutrons have no charge so Q/M for neutron is just 0.
Alpha particle is composed of 2 protons & 2 neutrons so Q/M for an alpha particle is roughly
Qp2∗MpQp2∗Mp
since
MpMp ≈Mn
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Well generally e is by convention chosen to represent charge of a electro or -minus the charge of proton but yeah whatever.
Neutrons have no charge so Q/M for neutron is just 0.
Alpha particle is composed of 2 protons & 2 neutrons so Q/M for an alpha particle is roughly
Qp2∗MpQp2∗Mp
since
MpMp ≈Mn
good question !!!!
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