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What are the electrically charged particles that are carried to earth and beyond?
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What are three things that a magnetic field may do to moving charged particles?
Accelerate the particle but not beyond C, the speed of light Decelerate the particle Divert the particle's path.
Does a nucleus have any particles?
Yes, everything is made up of particles. For example, humans are made up of particles. There is a world beyond world. Gotta find it.
Does the statute of limitations effect a DUI beyond the 10 years in ca?
A DUI implies that one has been charged with the crime. Once charged, there is no statute of limitations and it can remain on one's record for life.
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.
What subatomic particles are inside the nucleus of an atom?
answ2. Protons and neutrons are all. These may be divided into further parts, but that is beyond the question.
How did the Mayan Carrie goods when they traded good beyond their lands?
they did not have horses or oxes to carrie their good so thay carried them on their backs in packs.
What particles give off high energy?
Radionuclide or radioisotope is a substance that give off high energy particles or rays as it disintegrates. They emit three types of radioactivity is alpha particles, beta particles, and gamma rays.
What do astronomers think forms the heliosphere?
The heliosphere is the area of space affected by the flow of charged particles being thrown off by the Sun. The solar corona, sometimes known as the Sun's "atmosphere", is the lowest and densest layer of the heliosphere, but the heliosphere and the "sloar wind" actually extends out beyond any of the planets. The Milky Way galaxy itself has an environment of charged particles; where this meets the heliosphere is the heliosheath or "termination shock" layer. Only two space probes, the two Voyager probes, have reached the termination shock, which may be an irregularly shaped area somewhere between 75 AU from the Sun and 90 AU out. We have very little firm data about that area.
Why the planetesimals beyond the frost line were initially able to grow larger than those inside the frost line?
Temperature was low enough for metals, and particles to form.
Why do the planetesimals beyond the frost line were initially able to grow larger than those inside the frost line?
Temperature was low enough for metals, and particles to form.
What is the root word of superlative?
late Middle English: from Old French superlatif, -ive, from late Latin superlativus, from Latin superlatus 'carried beyond,' past participle of superferre .
What is the root word for superlative?
late Middle English: from Old French superlatif, -ive, from late Latin superlativus, from Latin superlatus 'carried beyond,' past participle of superferre .
