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PHYS 1062 Lecture 15: 15

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Physics for Science and Engineering II

Physics

Charles Seab

University of New Orleans

General Chemistry I

Calculus I

Calculus II

Calculus III

Physics for Science and Engineering I

General Psychology

<p>10) In the reaction ^4 He + ^9 Be ----&gt; n + ^12 C how muchenergy is released or absorbed ? The mass of ^4 He is 4.0026032 u,the mass of ^9 Be is 9.0121821 u, the mass of n is 1.0086649 u, andthe mass of ^12 C is 12.0000000 u.<br><br><br>ANS: 5.70 MeV released</p>

<p>Are the following reactions energetically possible:<br>(a) 236/92 U ?235/92 U + n<br>(b)23/11 Na?22/11 Na+n</p>

<div>Q#2</div> <div>Given an electron with instantaneous velocity in anexternalmagnetic field as shown below. The EAST component of themagneticforce exerted on the electron is</div> <div>V =(36.6 m/sec)n +(50.5 m/sec)u</div> <div>B =(2.01 T)n F(east)=( )*(-1.6*10-9) Newton e</div> <div>(a) 0</div> <div>(b) 25</div> <div>(c) -50</div> <div>(d)75</div> <div>(e)-100</div> <div>(a,b) 100</div> <div>(a,c) 225</div>

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