Modern Theory of Physical Phenomena Radio Activity Ions Electrons
Modern Theory of Physical Phenomena Radio Activity Ions Electrons
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MASS, VELOCITY, AND ELECTRIC CHARGE 123 may not be absorbed before they arrive at the charged disk. When the apparatus has been tested to make sure that the electrom- eter becomes discharged by the radiations, even when the disk AB is relatively far from the grating, a magnetic field is produced the lines of force of which are parallel to the disk and to the grating. It is then found that if the distance between the disk and the FIG. 17.
grating is increased to more than a certain amount, the t...ransport of the negative elec- tricity from AB to CD ceases almost entirely. The mechanism to which the phenomenon is due is the following : before the magnetic field is set up the negative electrons which the radiations expel from the zinc disk AB (Fig. 17) pass directly from AB toward CD ; but after a magnetic field perpendicular to the plane of the figure is produced, each electron describes a curve which may be shown to be a cycloid, and as a result the 124 MASS, VELOCITY, AND ELECTRIC CHARGE electron after having gone a certain distance from the disk returns to it without having been able to reach the grating if the latter is too far distant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MASS, VELOCITY, AND ELECTRIC CHARGE 123 may not be absorbed before they arrive at the charged disk. When the apparatus has been tested to make sure that the electrom- eter becomes discharged by the radiations, even when the disk AB is relatively far from the grating, a magnetic field is produced the lines of force of which are parallel to the disk and to the grating. It is then found that if the distance between the disk and the FIG. 17.
grating is increased to more than a certain amount, the t...ransport of the negative elec- tricity from AB to CD ceases almost entirely. The mechanism to which the phenomenon is due is the following : before the magnetic field is set up the negative electrons which the radiations expel from the zinc disk AB (Fig. 17) pass directly from AB toward CD ; but after a magnetic field perpendicular to the plane of the figure is produced, each electron describes a curve which may be shown to be a cycloid, and as a result the 124 MASS, VELOCITY, AND ELECTRIC CHARGE electron after having gone a certain distance from the disk returns to it without having been able to reach the grating if the latter is too far distant.
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