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The magnitude of charge on the electron is 4.8x10^-10 esu. What is the charge on the nucleus of a helium atom

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Answered by csumitra246
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Answered by harisreeps
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Answer:

The magnitude of the charge on the electron is 4.8x10^-10 esu. The charge of the nucleus of a helium atom is 9.6*10^{-10}esu

Explanation:

  • The helium atom is constituted by two protons and two neutrons in the nucleus and two electrons are revolving around the nucleus.
  • The charge of a proton is equal to the charge of an electron but the sign is opposite, that is  +e, and neutrons are neutral
  • so the charge of the helium nucleus is equal to the number of protons multiplied by the charge of one proton, that is  +2e

From the question, it is given that

the charge of the electron e=4.8*10^{-10}esu

therefore the charge  of the helium nucleus is +2e=+2*4.8*10^{-10}=+9.6*10^{-10}esu

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