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What are flares of electrically charged particles coming off of sunspots?
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the answer is in the question its solar flares
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What was john Dalton's atomic flaws?
Dalton's first flaw is that all matter is composed of extremely small particles called atoms. He states that atoms can never subdivided nor changed into another, which is incorrect; observations of the behaviour of discharge tubes could be explained only of the atom could be subdivided into even smaller electrically charged particles. -When electricity is turned on, current flows between the elctrodes, and the air in the tube begins to glows. If the air is sucked out, an invisible ray continues to pass between the electrodes. When phosphour was put in the tube, it gave off light as it was subjecte to radiation. The light is given off in flashes; this suggests that elcetricity is moving through the tube as indivdual particles. -Scientists discovered that the charged particles were moving from cathode (+ve) to the anode (-ve).A phosphour screen with a slit was placed in the tube at a slant beyond a metal plate with a slit in it on the side of the anode. Since the whole screen did not glow, opposite to the straight line of light that appeared; this meant that the chraged particles were coming fromn the cathode. These invisiblke rays are called cathode rays. If electrically charged plates are placed above and below the discharged tubes, the cathode ray is deflected towards the positive plate.Thus the cathode rays consist of negative particles. He also stated that all atoms of one element are identical, however they differ in mass, which are called isotopes, so he is wrong. ex. Natural Carbon; one atom (isotope) constitutes 98.90%, the other 1.10 %. Carbon-12 is a reference standard- 12 atomic mass units (u). One u is 1/12 the mass of a carbon-12 atom. Hope this clears it for you.
Why did some of the particles get deflected in Rutherford experiment?
A beam of alpha particles shot through a thin thin thin gold foil will occasionally have a few coming close to the nucleus of a gold atom - and as alpha particles have the same charge as the nucleus there is a repulsive force, which forces the particle from its original course. To keep a graduate student busy (I believe it was Marsden) Rutherford asked him to investigate if there was any particles that got deflect through an angle larger than 90'. (A preposterous notion) An to his great surprise there was.
Who discovered the nucleon?
The nucleon was not "discovered" per se. That's because the term nucleon, which is a derived word coming from nucleus, can be fairly applied to either of the two particles that make up the nucleus of an atom. You already know these particles are the proton and neutron. We don't call either particle a nucleon when that particle is outside the nucleus, but only when they're inside atomic nuclei. Nucleon is actually an umbrella term that isn't "one specific particle or thing" as we know it.
What's the difference between whey and casein?
Whey is coming from dairy products, and casein is coming from cheese.
What happens to the particles when butter melts?
When butter is heated, it begins to melt. the sulfuric acid in the butter releases, which then lets the butter melt. the sulfuric acid in butter helps maintain butter's structure. if not refigridgerated, the sulfuric acid breaks down and seperates which allows the butter to fall apart and melt.
Are flares of electrically charged particles coming off of sunspots.?
the answer is in the question its solar flares
Are flares of electrically charged particles coming off of sunspots?
the answer is in the question its solar flares
What prevents electrically charged particles coming from space space from reaching the earth's surface?
The Earth's magnetic field, although it does not deflect all charged particles; it only deflects most of them.
Streams charged particles coming from the sin make the solar?
They make up part of the solar wind
What are the mountains of gas coming out of the sun's corona?
Sunspots.
What has a stream of charged particles coming out of the sun that can disrupt communications and electrical circuits on Earth are known as?
A Solar Flare .
What is dillinger effect?
Cosmic rays are constantly coming down, coliding with the electrically charged atmosphere witch creates a massive ionization screening in the ionosphere. A giant world wide electromagnetic umbrella!
What is an electrostatic precipitator?
An electrostatic precipitator (ESP) is a piece of equipment that uses high DC voltage to deposit a charge on precipitates passing through it, and a charge of opposite polarity on collector plates that attract and hold the precipitates. The whole process produces an outflow of air or gas that has far less particulate matter in it. Devices like the ESP are used in different environments to clean air, and are also applied to clean the flue gases coming out of boilers to remove flyash.
What are the dark and cooler spots on sun called as?
Dark spots on the Sun are called sunspots. (You knew that was coming, didn't you?)
What is the definition of 'winds' as it pertains to outer space?
The winds of outer space are called solar winds. Not really air but it is the movement of gases and charged particles coming from the sun or the planets into outer space.
What are some important fact about the northern light?
It's caused by charged particles coming from the sun being diverted into the Earth's atmosphere by its magnetic field, and collided with atoms in the atmosphere to emit light.
How does electricity produce lightning?
The clouds are charged with a negative pole which has sub - atomic particles called electrons. And the ground is charged with a positive pole. If you think in the Earth as a giant magnet, the positive charge from the ground starts to attract the negative charged from the clouds. The energy is released in seconds and when it is too strong you can see a lighting in the sky coming down to the ground.
