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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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Which type of scattering experiment? What do you mean? lol
The results of the a-particle scattering experiment provided evidence for the existence and
small size of the nucleus.
The a-particles in this experiment originated from the decay of a radioactive nuclide.
Suggest two reasons why b-particles from a radioactive source would be inappropriate
for this type of scattering experiment.Yeah this is the question.Now solve. -___-
 
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The results of the a-particle scattering experiment provided evidence for the existence and
small size of the nucleus.
The a-particles in this experiment originated from the decay of a radioactive nuclide.
Suggest two reasons why b-particles from a radioactive source would be inappropriate
for this type of scattering experiment.Yeah this is the question.Now solve. -___-
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Beta has Range of Energies and it also Has high speed and Would be Deflected by Electrons in Orbitals? How many marks for This question? :)
 
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Beta has Range of Energies and it also Has high speed and Would be Deflected by Electrons in Orbitals? How many marks for This question? :)
I didnt give the link for this one ;) .And by the way m.s REJECTS high speed sorry :p .
β-particles have a range of energies
β-particles deviated by (orbital) electrons
β-particle has (very) small mass
(any two sensible suggestions, 1 each, max 2) B2 [2]
Do not allow β-particles have negative charge or β-particles have high speed [2] marks
 
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