Electrophoresis gel can separate charged protein samples in an applied electric field. Suppose a protein sample contains negative charges of 52 electrons. What is the magnitude of the applied electric field, if an electric force acting on this charge is 6 x 1015 N ? Provide the solution: N/C

Electrophoresis gel can separate charged protein samples in an applied electric field. Suppose a protein sample contains negative charges of 52 electrons. What is the magnitude of the applied electric field, if an electric force acting on this charge is 6 x 1015 N ? Provide the solution: N/C

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Chapter23: Electric Fields

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Problem 23.14OQ: An object with negative charge is placed in a region of space where the electric field is directed...

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Electrophoresis gel can separate charged protein samples in an applied electric field. Suppose a
protein sample contains negative charges of 52 electrons.
What is the magnitude of the applied electric field, if an electric force acting on this charge is 6 x
10-15 N ?
Provide the solution:
N/C

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