Alpha Scattering:


In the schematic diagram of the alpha scattering experiment, what is the final or terminal velocity of the alpha particle:

1)2*10^6m/s
2)10^6m/s
3)Finally the alpha particle comes to rest.
4)None of these

13 comments:

  1. should be 1),i guess..simply angular momentum conservation abt center of atom coz nuclear forces are assumed central..

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  2. oye n anuj check my comment on stucky tape.. ;)

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  3. you're all right here..quite simple..

    yaar digvijay, my first argument is that you simply can't solve it if you assume all that!!

    your friction argument sounds good, but i can't say that its correct..

    STICKING=finite friction force acting at a pt with zero velocity??? maybe no work is done..but just maybe..

    also, this was a question of varying mass, but i REALLY don't want any of you to get into that.

    just enjoy the solution..if there was some ambiguity, such a one would NEVER feature in JEE...

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  5. yaar, i did just one similar question during my JEE prepn.
    it will involve many equations(4-5), and the solution that i have, even i'm not sure of.

    i'll suggest you to leave it.
    the rotational dynamics questions asked in JEE are really simpler. the involvent of a number of equations is seldom encountered.

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  6. chalo im partly justified in not being able to do it then..

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  7. yaar tu hamesha do-do comments kyun daal deta hai???

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