MCQ
The $(e/m)$ for positive rays in comparison to cathode rays is
- ✓Very low
- BVery high
- CSame
- DNone
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Very low
a
Cathode rays contains electrons and positive rays contain positive charged gaseous atom mass of electron is negligible in comparison to positive charge atom
Cathode rays contains electrons and positive rays contain positive charged gaseous atom mass of electron is negligible in comparison to positive charge atom
$\therefore e / m$ ratio for cathode rays is very low.
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