Friday, 3 May 2013
6.11 understand that there is a force on a charged particle when it moves in a magnetic field as long as its motion is not parallel to the field
if something with a charge is moving across a magnetic field, it will experience a force from the field. Unless of course it is parallel in which case it wont need to as it is already in a place the field would want to move it to.
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not very clear please explain in detail
ReplyDeleteAlso not finding this clear, sorry :(
ReplyDeleteSo if you have a charged particle like an ion moving around, it could move in a path over a magnetic field.
ReplyDeleteIf it moves over the lines of the field like crossing speed bumps the magnetic field will exert a force on the particle (affecting it's movement).
The particle may move over the field in the same direction of the lines like going down a train track and in this case it will not be affected by the field.
much better, thanks
ReplyDeleteis this linked with the left hand rule?
ReplyDeleteis it linked to the left hand rule
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