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significant figures, what are the cyclotron frequencies in a magnetic field of the ions (a)O2+, (b)N2+and (c)CO+? The atomic masses are shown in the table; the mass of the missing electron is less than 0.001uand is not relevant at this level of precision. Although N7+andCO+both have a nominal molecular mass of 28, they are easily distinguished by virtue of their slightly different cyclotron frequencies. Use the following constants:1u=1.66051027kg,ee=1.60221019C.

Short Answer

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(a) The magnetic field of the ionsfO2+=1.4401MHz

(b) The magnetic field of the ions fN2+=1.6450MHz

(c) The magnetic field of the ions fCO+=1.6457MHz

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01

Introduction

The electromagnetic influence on electric currents, pulsed electrical, and magnetic materials is characterized by a magnetic field, that is a vector field. In a magnetic field, a strong growth experiences a force that's also perpendicular to both its own motion and the magnetic field.

02

Find the magnetic field

(a) The cyclotron mobility is the circular motion of a particle subjected to a magnetic field at a constant speed. The magnetic field leads the circular motion to generate a circular frequency, which is given by the following (29.21) in the format

Equation 1

fcyc=qB2m

While qrepresents a photon's charge, Bthe magnetic dipole, and mthe particle's mass. The frequency is determined by the magnetism rather than the particle's velocity, as shown in equation (1).

m=2(15.995u)=31.99uis the chemical mass of the anion. Let's use kgto calculate the mass.

mO2+=(31.99u)1.66051027kg1u=5.31191026kg

So we fill in the quantities for the electron'sB,mO2+andqcan get fO2+

fO2+=qBO2+2mO2+=1.60221019C(3.0000T)25.31191026kg=1.4401106Hz=1.4401MHz

03

Find the magnetic field

(b) The nitrogen ion has a molecular mass of m=2(14.003u)=28.006u. Let's convert the mass to kilogrammes.

mN2+=(28.006u)1.66051027kg1u=4.65041026kg

Now we fill in the values for the electron's B,mN2+andqto get fN2+

fN2+=qBN2+2mN2+=1.60221019C(3.0000T)24.65041026kg=1.6450106Hz=1.6450MHz

04

Find the magnetic field

(c) The carbon monoxide ion's molar weights is (12.000u)+(15.995u)=27.995u. Let us just convert the value tokgusing the formula below.

mCO+=(27.995u)1.66051027kg1u=4.64851026kg

Finally we enter in the values for the electron's B,mCO+andqto getfCO+

fCO+=qBCO+2mCO+=1.60221019C(3.0000T)24.64851026kg=1.6457106Hz=1.6457MHz

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