Which of the following observations demonstrates that cathode rays possess kinetic energy and momentum?
- The rotation of a light paddle wheel placed directly in their pathCevap
- BThe casting of a sharp shadow when an opaque Maltese cross is placed in their path
- CThe production of fluorescence when the rays strike the glass walls of the discharge tube
- DThe deflection of the rays toward a positively charged plate in an electric field
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The rotation of a light paddle wheel placed directly in their path
Cathode rays consist of high-speed electrons possessing mass and kinetic energy. When these particles strike the vanes of a light paddle wheel inside a discharge tube, they transfer mechanical momentum to the wheel, causing it to roll along the glass rails. This directly proves that the rays carry kinetic energy and momentum.
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Particle Nature and Mechanical Energy of Cathode Rays
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