Magnetic Field Worksheet: Addu High School Hithadhoo/Addu RKSH
Magnetic Field Worksheet: Addu High School Hithadhoo/Addu RKSH
Magnetic Field Worksheet: Addu High School Hithadhoo/Addu RKSH
The ions
Addu High School DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
pass between two charged plates and are deflected downwards by the electric
Hithadhoo/Addu PHYSICS
field between the plates. The diagram shows the path of one of the ions.
RKSH
TOPIC: Magnetic field Worksheet
1. A fine beam tube contains a very low pressure gas so that the electron path
can be seen. In such a tube, electrons are accelerated through a potential
difference of 250 V in the electron gun.
(a) Show that electrons emerge from the gun with a speed of about 1 x 10 7 ms-1
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.................................................................................................................................... (a) Explain the path of the ion both between the plates and when it has left the
(b) Calculate the magnetic force on them when they enter a magnetic field of plates.
strength 550µ T, moving at right angles to the field. ......................................................................................................................................
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(b) Whilst the electric field is still acting, the path of the ions can be returned to
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the horizontal by applying a magnetic field over the same region as the
(c) Explain why the electrons follow a circular path in the field, and calculate
electric field acts.
the radius of the path.
(i) Explain the conditions under which the ions have no overall deflection as
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they pass between the plates.
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Addu high school/Dept of Science/Physics/unit 4/work sheet /Magnetic field 1
(ii) The ions have a velocity of 260 km s−1. The plate separation is 4.5 cm and .....................................................................................................................................
the potential difference across the plates is 60 V. Calculate the magnetic flux ....................................................................................................................................
density required so that there is no overall deflection of the ions. (b) Show that the mass m of the ion will be given by
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m=
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(c) State and explain how the path of the ions in just the magnetic field would be ...............................................................................................................................
different from the path in just the electric field. ...............................................................................................................................
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3. A strong magnetic field of flux density B can be used to trap a positive ion by 4. The diagram and photograph show a moving coil loudspeaker. (June 2018)
making it follow a circular orbit as shown.
(a) The loudspeaker contains a coil connected to a cone that is free to move. The
coil is in a radial magnetic field. When there is a varying current in the coil, the
magnetic force on it varies. This varying force causes the coil and cone to
(a) Explain how the magnetic field maintains the ion in a circular orbit. You may vibrate, producing sound waves.
add to the diagram above if you wish. The diagram below shows the magnet and the coil in the magnetic field .
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(i) Explain why, even though the wire is not straight, the force F on a single turn
of the coil can be calculated using F = BI l
where l is the length of a single turn.
Explain how the music played by the smartphone is also played through the
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(ii) Calculate the force acting on a coil of 120 turns. (2) ....................................................................................................................................
I = 0.11 A
B = 0.80 T ....................................................................................................................................
diameter of coil = 4.5 cm ....................................................................................................................................
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5. The diagrams below represent the path of an electron in a vacuum.(Jan 2018)
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(b) An amplifier unit can be used to amplify music from devices with small
speakers, such as smartphones. In the amplifier unit there is a coil connected
to an amplifier and a loudspeaker as shown..
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Using both fields at the same time, it is possible to balance the forces so that the
path of the electron is not deviated. Inside the torch is a coil of wire and a magnet that can move freely through the coil
in alternate directions when the torch is shaken. The coil is connected to a
rechargeable battery.
For such an electron, its velocity v is given by the equation
(a) Explain how shaking the torch produces an electric current. (3)
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where V is the potential difference across the plates, d is the separation of the ....................................................................................................................................
plates and B is the magnetic flux density. ....................................................................................................................................
Show that this equation is correct. (4)
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.................................................................................................................................... (b) Explain, with reference to Lenz’s law, how the magnet does work as it
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