Proton collision

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• Collision: Loss of energy when a proton collides a nucleus.

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• Nuclear reactions for protons colliding

  on the same line of incident (heads-on collision).

• Collision, Angular acceleration, Tension in cable, Torque, Center of mass

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• Collision in the Lab frame

  217783 Collision in the Lab frame An experiment is to be designed to measure the differential cross section for elastic pion-proton scattering at a CM (center of mass) scattering angle of 70 degrees and a pion CM kinetic energy of 490KeV Find teh angles

• Rutherford observion of an alpha particle

  The mass of the alpha particle is about 4 times that of a proton, or 4 x 1.7 x 10-27 kg.

• Threshold Kinetic Energy

  The collision annihilates the two photons and produces two new particles of equal rest mass m. Show that at threshold the condition holds: (E1)(E2)(sin^2(theta/2)) = (m^2)(c^4) Hi.

• Finding the orbital velocity of the atomic electron, ionizing, particles & collisions

  Determine the speed that another electron, starting very far away from the hydrogen atom, must have in order to ionize the atom during a collision.

• Relativistic Collision

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• Finding Mass: Converting ml --> grams

  So, in a sense, all we have to do is find out the size of an imaginary "proton cube." The actual proton sphere will fit perfectly within the proton cube. Make sense?