Only question 6.6 and 6.3!!! 6.1 A charge-neutral gas is ionized such that it loses ten million electrons.6.2 A charge-neutral gas is ionized such that it gains five million electrons. Itis then ionized again such that it receives one million protons. What is the charge.. 6.8 It is currently theorized that a proton is actually composed of three particlescalled quarks: two “up" quarks of charge +2/3•e and one "down" quark of charge-1/3.e. If the radius of a proton is approximately .805 fm, estimate the magnitudeof the repulsive electric force between the two up quarks. Estimate the magnitude. 6.9 You are performing an experiment on an electric dipole in which the negativeof the attractive electric force between one of the up quarks and the down quark.charge has an extra 5.78 × 1010 electrons (and therefore the positive charge issituated on the corners of a square of side l = 1.0 m as in Figure P.6.1, What is se particle of chCHAPTER 6. ELECTRONICS278ociker an electric dirnitude of the e42.0 cm from theeld magnitude bcing an electric fieleld magnitude givpproximation in6.10 ProblemsWhat is the charge of the gas?of the gas?• 6.3 A proton experiences a force of 1.00 uN to the east. What are the magnita iand direction of the electric field at its position?. 6.4 An electron experiences a force of 22.0 kN at 38° south of west. What arethe magnitude and direction of the electric field at its position?eat the previous Epeat the previous. 6.5 Two particles of charges 15 µC and 20 µC are situated 5.0 cm apart. Atwhat point between the two of them will the net electric field be zero?A charged ring ofCat a distance ofr charge density of.. 6.6 Three particles of charges q1 = q3 = 15.0 µC and q2 = -42.0 µC areHA disk of radius 1.ld at a point 5.8ig the experimens by 0.047 m. If thi percentage doesetric field increase13Figure P.6.1. Figure for Problem 4.6.Consider achargethe net electric field in the empty corner of the square?* 6.7 Given the data from the previous problem, if a particle of charge –31.0 Awere placed in the empty corner of the square of Figure P.6.1, what force (masnitude and direction) would it experience?agnit ude of the eM m from the cen5 m from the cer1999 m from the001 m from thneisL15 m from the CConsiderer shelche rightw berween the

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Chapter30: Atomic Physics

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