Calculus Based Physics 3 Chapter 41 Question 12

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11 - Chapter 41 Problem 41.56 In a Stern-Gerlach experiment, the deflecting force on the atom is Fz = uz(dBz/dz), where is -(2.00232) e Szand given by equation dBz/dz is the magnetic-field gradient. In a particular experiment the magnetic field region is 60.0 cm long; assume the magnetic-field gradient is constant in that region. A beam of silver atoms enters the magnetic field with a speed of 375 m/s- ? Help O) Review I Constants part A What value of dBz/dz is required to give a separation of 1.0 mm beween the two spin components as they exit the field? (Note: The magnetic dipole moment of silver is the same as that for hydrogen, since its valence electron is in an I = 0 state.) Express your answer in teslas per meter. dBz/dz Submit Provide Feedback Request_Ansc Next >