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How can we use a magnetic field to separate isotopes of chemical element

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places and are seperated-If two different, ionized isotopes with the same charge and same velocity enter a region with a homogeneous magnetic field perpendicular to their motion, the ions will follow a circular trajectory. The radius of this circle depends on the mass of the particle (i.e. on the isotope).......

when isoptopes of chemical element are projected in a magnetic field at right angle,then marnetic force,
Fb=evBsin90=evB
Provide centripetal force, Fc=mv2/r
Bev=mv2/r
r=mv/Be
Isotopes have same charge but due to different masses they adopt different paths due to which fall at different
places and are seperated

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If two different, ionized isotopes with the same charge and same velocity enter a region with a homogeneous magnetic field perpendicular to their motion, the ions will follow a circular trajectory. The radius of this circle depends on the mass of the particle (i.e. on the isotope).

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