The ratio of elm for a cathode ray:
(a) varies with a gas in a discharge tube
(b) is fixed
(c) varies with different electrodes
(d) is maximum if hydrogen is taken
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option (b) is the correct answer to this particular question.
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Answer:
Option b
Explanation:
In cathode rays e/m is independent of the nature of the gas and the electrode used.
But in anode rays it is dependent on the nature of gas..
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