In a cyclotron experiment, if we assume that maximum radius attained by any charged particle is equal to radius of dees, then minimum kinetic energy gained by the particles will be for
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$K{E_{\max }}\, \propto \,\,\frac{{{q^2}}}{m}$
so, it is minimum for deutron.
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