poisonives
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oh, i had no idea the top 5 at ur school wrote d. the answer must be it thenpdoueihi said:u might be right, but most ppl in my school put 15d (ie 4 out of the top 5)
oh, i had no idea the top 5 at ur school wrote d. the answer must be it thenpdoueihi said:u might be right, but most ppl in my school put 15d (ie 4 out of the top 5)
RE: 12, yes they can, but that doesn't prove they are charged particles. Only B only proved they are charged particles.poisonives said:Question 12 is definitely a) Cathode rays can turn a paddle wheel.
And i'm question 15 is b) since conduction only occurs in the valence band in silicon doped with boron - P-TYPE doping
12 is b , it asked for what observation resolved the debate, th emain debate occured with hertz saying they werent deflected by electric fields but thomason eventually disproved this...poisonives said:Question 12 is definitely a) Cathode rays can turn a paddle wheel.
And i'm question 15 is b) since conduction only occurs in the valence band in silicon doped with boron - P-TYPE doping
Part of the debate was that they did turn a padel wheel, and also were deflected by a magentic field. This was the first set of evidence that was argued over.poisonives said:Question 12 is definitely a) Cathode rays can turn a paddle wheel.
And i'm question 15 is b) since conduction only occurs in the valence band in silicon doped with boron - P-TYPE doping
oh, gay. i didn't even read the other options when i was rushing through :burn:snowconesyum said:ives apparently we got 12 wrong.. didn't read the question properly argh how annoying! cos it says what closed the debate between CHARGED particles or em waves - apparently if we put paddle wheel that just proved particle, whereas electric proved charged particle
12 isnt a.... onli magnetic or electric field shows chargedpoisonives said:Question 12 is definitely a) Cathode rays can turn a paddle wheel.
And i'm question 15 is b) since conduction only occurs in the valence band in silicon doped with boron - P-TYPE doping
kk point taken.dolbinau said:RE: 12, yes they can, but that doesn't prove they are charged particles. Only B only proved they are charged particles.
lol are you sure you got the point? its b not a...poisonives said:kk point taken.
yeah, k but didn't the magnets in the cathode ray tube already show that it was a charged particle.. except the wave-supporting physicists just wouldn't give up.pdoueihi said:lol are you sure you got the point? its b not a...
lol jokes read the first 4 posts "question 4 is A not C!!!!!" hate when ppl do that
maybe u got t and t0 mixed up i think. coz time gets dialated on the cratf it will be slower for earthBatesy27 said:did any one else put 5 a - this is what i got wheni put tv as the dilated time on the spaceship and to as the time on earth
lol i like that logic but since the particle theory guys didnt agree, it didnt "end the debate" i thinkpoisonives said:yeah, k but didn't the magnets in the cathode ray tube already show that it was a charged particle.. except the wave-supporting physicists just wouldn't give up.
so then when the cathode turned the paddle wheel, it was basically a confirmation no only of the fact that cathodes r particles, but also that they are charged (as per the magnetic field experiment)
yer i think ur right buggerpdoueihi said:maybe u got t and t0 mixed up i think. coz time gets dialated on the cratf it will be slower for earth
i hate when they mixem up to try confuse u with the wordingBatesy27 said:yer i think ur right bugger