Two ions of the same element of atomic number Z: Xz+ and X(z-2)+ are considered as point materials of equal mass m. The ions are initially at rest and a distance 10µm apart. State the forces exerted on the ions and the origin of each force. Give and expression for the magnitude of each force, defining any physical quantity used. the magnitude of the electrostatic force between the ions is 2.76µN. Determine the atomic number z of X. Hence, identify X.

Two ions of the same element of atomic number Z: Xz+ and X(z-2)+ are considered as point materials of equal mass m. The ions are initially at rest and a distance 10µm apart. State the forces exerted on the ions and the origin of each force. Give and expression for the magnitude of each force, defining any physical quantity used. the magnitude of the electrostatic force between the ions is 2.76µN. Determine the atomic number z of X. Hence, identify X.

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter23: Electric Forces

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