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DISOVERY OF SUB ATOMIC PARTICLES
DISCOVERY OF ELECTRON
Michael Faraday in 1850s used Cathode Ray discharge tube to study electrical discharge |
Between electrodes voltage applied -10000V |
Pressure reduced- 10-4atm/(0.01mm) |
Phosphorescent Material like zinc sulphide used on glass wall behind anode to observe the emitted rays from cathode |
when a perforated anode is used glow between electrode disappears but current continues to flow a faint greenish glow is observed on the glass wall due to the rays emitted by cathode which pass through the holes of anode. |
these rays are called Cathode rays due to their origin. |
Characteristics of Cathode Rays
they travel in a straight line |
they consist of material particles as they show mechanical effects |
they consist of electrons |
they show heating effect |
they produce x rays |
they cause ionization of gas through which they pass |
they affect the photographic plates |
they posses penetrating effect |
These characteristics were concluded as a result of various experiments performed byJJ Thomson(1897) and others.
CHARGE AND MASS OF ELECTRON
CHARGE TO MASS RATIO |
**CHARGE ON THE ELECTRON: Milikan's Oil Drop Exp. |
MASS OF THE ELECTRON |
By measuring the amount of deflections the electric field strength or magnetic field strength Thomson calculated the value of the ratio |
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Mass can be calculated from the values of e/m e
and e |
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Using an atomiser small drops of oil are allowed to fall between 2 electrically charged plates |
m e
=e/e/m e
=1.6022x 10 -19C/1.758820X 10 11C kg -1 |
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Milikan observed the rate of their fall as to measure mass of these droplets |
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Using x-ray he ionised the gas inside the chamber |
the mass 9.11x 10-28 g is nearly 1/1837th of the hydrogen atom |
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because of the collisions with gaseous ions their droplets now had electrical charge on them. |
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By observing the effects of electrical field strength on the motion of oil droplets milk and concluded that the magnitude of electrical charge q, on the droplets is always an integral multiple of the electrical charge, e. |
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I.e. q=ne where n= integer sub as 1,2,3... |
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the value of this charge is -1.6022x10-19or 4.8x10-10esu |
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esu is the smallest measurable quantity of charge and is called one unit. |
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