1) Magnetic Sectors: An ion of m/z = 153 u with a charge of +1 is passed through a 180° magnetic sector that is set such that the ion exits the sector at the exact middle of a semicircular ion flight tube with a circular cross section of 2.5 cm radius. Given a source acceleration potential of 1.400 kV: a. What is the kinetic energy of this ion? b. What would the mass of an ion that travelled the same radius be if the difference in energy was 1.00% from that in part a.

1) Magnetic Sectors: An ion of m/z = 153 u with a charge of +1 is passed through a 180° magnetic sector that is set such that the ion exits the sector at the exact middle of a semicircular ion flight tube with a circular cross section of 2.5 cm radius. Given a source acceleration potential of 1.400 kV: a. What is the kinetic energy of this ion? b. What would the mass of an ion that travelled the same radius be if the difference in energy was 1.00% from that in part a.

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