Chemistry, asked by halimasultan34, 3 months ago

why the e/m value of positive rays are always smaller than that of eletron?

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Answered by bannybannyavvari

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Canal ray particles have e/m ratio many times smaller than those of electrons due to their. ... In e/m ratios, e is identical but m is different and positive ions have much greater masses.

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why the e/m value of positive rays are always smaller than that of eletron?​

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why the e/m value of positive rays are always smaller than that of eletron?