atomic structure theory doubt
Ok so the particles here refer to what exactly? I am not sure bc my understanding always was ki electrons deviate from the path and electrons have a uniform mass and charge
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But when it disssacoiates , a positive ion and e- will be formed right? So what do they mean by the magnitude of negative charge?
Or does it mean the electron in the positive ion?
Kinda makes sense, could u confirm ?
e- in +ve ion ?? tht goes bouncer to me
No like , 18 electrons and 19 protons [ positive ion, but still has electrons ]
by magnitude toh they mean tht ... like e- charge on atom is -1.610^-19 so magnitude is 1.610^-19
with no.of electrons, ig the net charge varies so if this net charge is more then deflection is more
ig Ashish sir has taught this, gotta find tht video now
So won’t it be anode rays? Here they r talking abt cathode rays and electron deflection, not ion deflection
so, ig cathode rays are nothing but stream of e- so greater the magnitude (like just the value) of charge , greater is deflection and ig by tht time the charge was not calulated, is it?
Oo so it’s like the whole ray get deflected ?ok yah makes sense, thankyou so much
idk how did i help but gr8 to hear tht it helps
U helped me by clearing my doubt bc if not this would actually be itching my brain, I overthink all the irrelevant stuff for no reason , ty again
overthinking is enough to tell u r an 11th grader😂
Loll, hopefully my brain works like this in physics, kk imma close this doubt :]
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