Please check if these questions are correct The Millikan Oil Drop Experiment proved that...electrons have a positive charge.electric charge comes in multiples of e-1.602x10-1⁹ C.protons have a negative charge.there is no limit on how little electric charge an object can have.protons have a positive charge.electrons have a negative charge. The Earth has a magnetic field and is basically a large bar magnet. Where are thepoles of this magnet?Earth is actually not magnetic.The magnetic south pole is near the geographic north pole and the magneticnorth pole is near the geographic south pole.The magnetic south pole is near the geographic south pole and the magneticnorth pole is near the geographic north pole.JayThe magnetic south pole is near the equator and the magnetic north pole is nearthe equator too, but on the opposite side of the Earth.O Earth is actually a magnetic monopole (a magnet with only a single pole, nottwo).

Millikan oil dropped experiment proved that charges are a simple multiple of a single integer which…

The Millikan Oil Drop Experiment proved that... electrons have a positive charge. electric charge comes in multiples of e=1.602x10-19 C. protons have a negative charge. there is no limit on how little electric charge an object can have. protons have a positive charge. electrons have a negative charge.

The Millikan Oil Drop Experiment proved that... electrons have a positive charge. electric charge comes in multiples of e=1.602x10-19 C. protons have a negative charge. there is no limit on how little electric charge an object can have. protons have a positive charge. electrons have a negative charge.

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Chapter30: Atomic Physics

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Problem 5PE: In Millikan's oil-drop experiment, one looks at a small oil drop held motionless between two plates....

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