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Qualification => Subject Doubts => GCE AS & A2 Level => Sciences => Topic started by: Assi1993 on November 19, 2010, 09:24:33 pm
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here's the question,
Protons are accelerated to an energy of 10Gev and the beam is made to collide head-on with a beam of anti-protons,also with an energy of 10GeV.How much energy is available from each collision to produce new particles?
Take the protons mass as 940MeV/c^2
waiting!!!.........
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here's the question,
Protons are accelerated to an energy of 10Gev and the beam is made to collide head-on with a beam of anti-protons,also with an energy of 10GeV.How much energy is available from each collision to produce new particles?
Take the protons mass as 940MeV/c^2
waiting!!!.........
DO you have the answers because am not sure ? :-[
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21.9GeV
i dont know how but :|
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21.9GeV
i dont know how but :|
Total energy of the particles initially are (10+10)= 20 GeV
Now we need to find the binding energy of the particles.
E = ^mc2
^m : Mass defect
The mass defect will be [940MeV/c2 - - 940MeV/c2] = 1880MeV/c2 since both protons and anti-protons have same mass but are oppositely charged.
Therefore binding energy will be : E = 1880MeV/c2 x c2 = 1880MeV
So total energy available for products : 20GeV + 1880MeV = 21.9GeV
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u knw what? ur da best!!!
may God bless u alwayyyz!! Ameen
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u knw what? ur da best!!!
may God bless u alwayyyz!! Ameen
Hehe..........am not the best.
You'll be comparable or even better than me on the eve of your exams. ;)
Thank you :D
Thumma Ameen ;D