What is the work function of a metal?
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The minimum energy required to free an electron from the metal's surface.
what is the definition of a free body diagram?
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simplified representation of a system, showing all external forces acting
upon it
describe the electric field between 2 plates
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parallel lines perpendicular to the plates with arrows either to the right or
down
What allows particle accelerators to create new, massive particles?
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High kinetic energies that are converted into mass during collisions, as
described by E = mc^2
Why do the electrodes in a linear accelerator increase in length?
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To match the increasing speed of the particles so they spend equal time in
each section.
Why are high energies required to investigate nucleon structure?
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To overcome electrostatic repulsion between positively charged nucleons
and allow them to interact closely.
, How are high energies related to overcoming electrostatic repulsion in experiments?
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They provide the necessary kinetic energy to force nucleons close enough
to interact despite their like charges.
What is a baryon and give an example
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Fundamental particles made from 3 quarks (e.g protons and neutrons)
How is electric field strength calculated between parallel plates?
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E = V/ d
What is impulse and its formula?
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Impulse is the change in momentum: Impulse = FΔt = Δp
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The minimum energy required to free an electron from the metal's surface.
what is the definition of a free body diagram?
Give this one a try later!
simplified representation of a system, showing all external forces acting
upon it
describe the electric field between 2 plates
,Give this one a try later!
parallel lines perpendicular to the plates with arrows either to the right or
down
What allows particle accelerators to create new, massive particles?
Give this one a try later!
High kinetic energies that are converted into mass during collisions, as
described by E = mc^2
Why do the electrodes in a linear accelerator increase in length?
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To match the increasing speed of the particles so they spend equal time in
each section.
Why are high energies required to investigate nucleon structure?
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To overcome electrostatic repulsion between positively charged nucleons
and allow them to interact closely.
, How are high energies related to overcoming electrostatic repulsion in experiments?
Give this one a try later!
They provide the necessary kinetic energy to force nucleons close enough
to interact despite their like charges.
What is a baryon and give an example
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Fundamental particles made from 3 quarks (e.g protons and neutrons)
How is electric field strength calculated between parallel plates?
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E = V/ d
What is impulse and its formula?
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Impulse is the change in momentum: Impulse = FΔt = Δp
