the amount of heat needed to convert 0.100 kg of ice at zero degrees celsius to steam is a charged particle with charge q and mass m is at rest in an area exposed to a magnetic field b what is the force on the charged particle

the amount of heat needed to convert 0.100 kg of ice at zero degrees celsius to steam is a charged particle with charge q and mass m is at rest in an area exposed to a magnetic field b what is the force on the charged particle

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Chapter7: Electricity

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a charged particle with charge q and mass m is at rest in an area exposed to a magnetic field b what is the force on the charged particle

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