TubeB (into paper)(cutawayA velocity selector isused in accelerator massspectrometry to selectparticles based on theirspeed. The velocityselector is composed ofelectric and magneticfields, such thatparticles with thecorrect charge to massratio and speed will beunaffected, and otherparticles will bedeflected.Choose the correctstatement regarding this velocity selector:x x xview)x x x x Xx x x xСараcitorplatesx x xfaster moving positively charged particles will be deflected downwards.slower moving negatively charged particles will be deflected upwards.slower moving positively charged particles will be deflected upwards.O faster moving negatively charged particles will be deflected upwards.particles with lesser charge will be deflected downwards.

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Tube B (into paper) (cutaway view). A velocity selector is used in accelerator mass spectrometry to select particles based on their speed. The velocity selector is composed of electric and magnetic fields, such that particles with the correct charge to mass ratio and speed will be unaffected, and other particles will be deflected. b. X x X Сaраcitor plates Choose the correct statement regarding this velocity selector: faster moving positively charged particles will be deflected downwards. slower moving negatively charged particles will be deflected upwards. slower moving positively charged particles will be deflected upwards. faster moving negatively charged particles will be deflected upwards. particles with lesser charge will be deflected downwards. OO0O

Tube B (into paper) (cutaway view). A velocity selector is used in accelerator mass spectrometry to select particles based on their speed. The velocity selector is composed of electric and magnetic fields, such that particles with the correct charge to mass ratio and speed will be unaffected, and other particles will be deflected. b. X x X Сaраcitor plates Choose the correct statement regarding this velocity selector: faster moving positively charged particles will be deflected downwards. slower moving negatively charged particles will be deflected upwards. slower moving positively charged particles will be deflected upwards. faster moving negatively charged particles will be deflected upwards. particles with lesser charge will be deflected downwards. OO0O

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B (into paper)
(cutaway
A velocity selector is
used in accelerator mass
spectrometry to select
particles based on their
speed. The velocity
selector is composed of
electric and magnetic
fields, such that
particles with the
correct charge to mass
ratio and speed will be
unaffected, and other
particles will be
deflected.
Choose the correct
statement regarding this velocity selector:
x x x
view)
x x x x X
x x x x
Сараcitor
plates
x x x
faster moving positively charged particles will be deflected downwards.
slower moving negatively charged particles will be deflected upwards.
slower moving positively charged particles will be deflected upwards.
O faster moving negatively charged particles will be deflected upwards.
particles with lesser charge will be deflected downwards.

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