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Physics - Mag/Elec fields.

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Hi,

Can you help with the following (please refer to attached). If I understand the problem, both magnetic fields B1 & B2 need to change direction, due to the change in current (I) by replacing the positive with a negative ion.

 

Your thoughts,

 


My apologies, but I can't appear to upload the attached file. I'll try again later!!


Please find attached!

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You are correct that reversing B will give the same force on the opposite charge.

 

What about E in the region between the plates? You are supposed to getting no deflection there.

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Thank-you swansont for you post.

 

so using Lorentz force, if a negative ion is introduced the electric field also must be changed? Please find attached.


Thank-you swansont for you post.

 

so using Lorentz force, if a negative ion is introduced the electric field also must be changed? Please find attached.

With the attachment, I meant to say E and B2 need to be reversed, if I assume B1 doesn't.

hwork-phys(rev).pdf

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