Physics, asked by shivam764452, 2 months ago

why are beta particles more deflected than alpha particles in a magnetic field​

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Answered by sakibansari999
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Explanation:

Beta particles are negatively charged. Beta particles are fast-moving electrons with a very low mass and so have a high charge to mass density. They are deflected much more than the heavier alpha particles due to this charge to mass density.,

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