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A cyclotron with dee radius 53.0 cm is operated at an oscillator frequency of 12.0 MHz to accelerate protons.

(a) What magnitude Bof magnetic field is required to achieve resonance?

(b) At that field magnitude, what is the kinetic energy of a proton emerging from the cyclotron? Suppose, instead, that B = 1.57T.

(c) What oscillator frequency is required to achieve resonance now?

(d) At that frequency, what is the kinetic energy of an emerging proton?

Short Answer

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  1. The magnitude of the magnetic field to achieve resonancewill be 0.787 T.
  2. The kinetic energy of the protonwill be 8.34 x 106 eV
  3. 2.39 x 107 Hz is the oscillator frequency to achieve resonance.
  4. The kinetic energy of the emerging proton will be 3.32 x 107eV

Step by step solution

01

Listing the given quantities

  • r=53.0cm=0.53m
  • f=12.0MHz=12.0×106Hz
  • B=1.57T
02

Understanding the relationship between the frequency and the magnetic field

We can find the relation between the frequency and the magnetic field using the relationqvB=mv2rFrom this; we can solve for the B. We can find the equation for vin terms of f. We substitute the value for vin the formula of kinetic energy to get the kinetic energy of the proton.

We use the same relation, i.e.,qvB=mv2rThis time, we solve for f. We can find the equation for vin terms of f. We substitute the value for vin the formula of kinetic energy to get the kinetic energy of the proton emerging from the cyclotron.

Formula:

qvB=mv2rK=12mv2Ó¬=v/rÓ¬=2Ï€f

03

(a) Calculations of the magnitude of the magnetic field to achieve resonance

We know that:

qvB=mv2rqB=mvrqBm=vrÓ¬=qBm

We know that:

Ó¬=2Ï€f2Ï€f=qBm

The magnitude of the magnetic field can be calculated as:

B=2Ï€´Ú³¾q=2π×12.0×106×1.67×10-271.6×10-19=0.787T

The magnitude of the magnetic field to achieve resonance will be 0.787 T.

04

(b) Calculations of the kinetic energy of the proton

K=12mv2

We know that

role="math" localid="1662880233360" vr=omegavr=2Ï€´Úv=2Ï€°ù´ÚK=12×m×2Ï€°ù´Ú2=12×1.67×10-27×2π×0.53×12×1062=1.33×10-12J=1.33×10-12J×6.24×1018eV1J=8.34×106eV

The kinetic energy of the proton will be8.34×106eV

05

(c) Calculations of the oscillator frequency to achieve resonance

The frequency can be calculated as:

f=qB2Ï€³¾=1.6×10-19×1.572π×1.67×10-27=2.39×107Hz

2.39×107Hzis the oscillator frequency to achieve resonance.

06

(d) Calculations of the kinetic energy of the emerging proton

The expression for kinetic energy:

K=12mv2

We know that

vr=omegavr=2Ï€´Ú

The expression for velocity can be written as:

v=2Ï€°ù´ÚK=12×m×2Ï€°ù´Ú2=12×1.67×10-27×2π×0.53×2.39×1072=5.3×10-12J=5.3×10-12J×6.24×10-18eV1J=3.32×107eV

The kinetic energy of the emerging proton will be3.32×107eV

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