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Two protons are released from rest when they are 0.750 nm apart. (a) What is the maximum speed they will reach? When does this speed occur? (b) What is the maximum acceleration they will achieve? When does this acceleration occur?

Short Answer

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(a) They will reach the maximum speed of1.356×104 ms

(b) They will reach the maximum acceleration of2.45×1017 ms2

Step by step solution

01

Define the Kinetic energy and Coulomb’s law

The kinetic energy of a particle is given by

K=12mv2

Consider the couloumb’s law for the force.

F=k|q1q2|r2

02

Determine the speed of the particle

(a)

Consider the formula for the kinetic energy as follows:

K=12mv2

Consider the charge on the proton is:

qproton=1.602×10-19C

Consider the mass of the proton is:

mproton=1.6726×10-27 kg

Potential energy of a charged particle is as follows:

U1=kqq0r

Substitute the values and solve as:

U1=kqq0r

Substitute the values and solve as:

U1=8.98755×109N.m2/C2×1.602×10-19C20.750×10-9m=3.076×10-19J

Consider the expression for the kinetic energy in terms of the potential energy:

K2=U1=12mv22+12mv22

Therefore, speed of the particle will be

v2=U1mproton=3.076×10-19J1.6726×10-27kg=1.356×104ms

Therefore, they will reach the maximum speed of 1.356×104ms.

03

Determine the acceleration of the particle

(b)

For the distance to be minimum between two particles the acceleration is also maximum

Consider the expression for force:

F=ma=q1q2r2

Consider the expression for acceleration:

a=kq1q2mr2

Substitute the values and solve as:

a=8.98755×109N.m2C2×1.602×10-19C21.6726×10-27kg0.750×10-9m2=2.45×1017ms2

Therefore, they will reach the maximum acceleration of 2.45×1017ms2.

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