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sir I am 2026 JEE ASPIRANT, you asked why anode rays depend on gas , as different element give different cation for example: Ne----->(Ne+) + e , He----->(He+) + e where else in cathode ray all the element will produce same anion(e-) these is the reason why it depends upon gas sir 2026 JEE ASPIRANT put u r attendance 😎😎😎✋☝👍👐
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Use of different gases give different types of positive rays, which contain particles having different masses and different charges. Therefore, the (e/m) ratio is not constant for positive ray particles obtained from different gases.
Since anode rays are created by the gas that is brought into the tube, their existence is determined by it. If various gases produce different types of positive rays, each of it contains particles of varying mass and charge. As a result, the anode's charge to mass ratio is affected by the steam.
The answer for the question .....anode rays contains nucleus which comprises proton and neutron , charge of the nucleus depends on no of protons whereas mass depends on both proton and neutron ....example let's take a nucleus it contains 5 protons and 5 neutrons the ratio becomes 5/10 ...now an isotope of the same nucleus containing 5 protons , 6 neutrons the ratio comes as 5/11 which makes it not constant for all elements. cathode rays consist only of electrons which makes the charge and mass same and the ratio constant
Cathode rays are (-) negative charged , Therefore it doesn't depends on the nature of gas where it is (+) or (-) because .. Cathode rays = ( - ) charged Cathode rays (-) + negatively charged gas (-) = (-) Cathode rays (-) + positively charged rays (+) = (-) Therefore it doesn't depends on nature of gas. While Anode rays are positively charged Anode rays (+) + positively charged gas (+) = (+) But if {(Less amount)Anode rays (+) + (more amount )negatively charged gas (-) = "(-)" If anode rays are more than negatively charged gas there is no problem .(+) +(-)=(-) But if the negatively charged gas is more than anode means , (+) +(-) =(-) } Therefore it depends upon the nature of gas .. This is My point of view ,I don't know whether it is true or not But I haven't searched Google.....,,,,
These positive ions are created by gaseous discharge tube. The anode rays consists of ionised gas molecule, which even if had the same charge may have different charge to mass ratio causing to change the nature of anode rays. So the anode rays dpend on the nature of gas.
Sir , what does it mean when we say 'positive charge' and 'negative charge '??? What makes it a positive and negative charge ?? What constitutes positive and negative charge???
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Anode ray is positive charge and cathode ray is negative charge so cathode ray is do not depend on nature of gas present in it And anode is depend on nature of gas present in it
HW answer : Cathode rays are produced due to ionisation of the gas and that it is created by collision of positive ions so it doesn’t depend on the nature of the gas
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sir I am 2026 JEE ASPIRANT, you asked why anode rays depend on gas , as different element give different cation for example: Ne----->(Ne+) + e , He----->(He+) + e where else in cathode ray all the element will produce same anion(e-) these is the reason why it depends upon gas sir
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Bro, can we say that it depends upon the gas presented in it because of less mass compared to electron, since e/m?
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If I read ncert book it is not clear for me so I searched for guide in our school library but it was not available there
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Use of different gases give different types of positive rays, which contain particles having different masses and different charges. Therefore, the (e/m) ratio is not constant for positive ray particles obtained from different gases.
Since anode rays are created by the gas that is brought into the tube, their existence is determined by it. If various gases produce different types of positive rays, each of it contains particles of varying mass and charge. As a result, the anode's charge to mass ratio is affected by the steam.
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ANODE RAYS ARE POSITIVELY CHARGED AND THESE DEPEND ON THE GAS PRESENT IN THE CATHODE RAY TUBE . ❤
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The answer for the question .....anode rays contains nucleus which comprises proton and neutron , charge of the nucleus depends on no of protons whereas mass depends on both proton and neutron ....example let's take a nucleus it contains 5 protons and 5 neutrons the ratio becomes 5/10 ...now an isotope of the same nucleus containing 5 protons , 6 neutrons the ratio comes as 5/11 which makes it not constant for all elements. cathode rays consist only of electrons which makes the charge and mass same and the ratio constant
Cathode rays are (-) negative charged ,
Therefore it doesn't depends on the nature of gas where it is (+) or (-) because ..
Cathode rays = ( - ) charged
Cathode rays (-) + negatively charged gas (-) = (-)
Cathode rays (-) + positively charged rays (+) = (-)
Therefore it doesn't depends on nature of gas.
While
Anode rays are positively charged
Anode rays (+) + positively charged gas (+) = (+)
But if
{(Less amount)Anode rays (+) + (more amount )negatively charged gas (-) = "(-)"
If anode rays are more than negatively charged gas there is no problem .(+) +(-)=(-)
But if the negatively charged gas is more than anode means , (+) +(-) =(-) }
Therefore it depends upon the nature of gas ..
This is My point of view ,I don't know whether it is true or not
But I haven't searched Google.....,,,,
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These positive ions are created by gaseous discharge tube. The anode rays consists of ionised gas molecule, which even if had the same charge may have different charge to mass ratio causing to change the nature of anode rays. So the anode rays dpend on the nature of gas.
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Sir , what does it mean when we say 'positive charge' and 'negative charge '??? What makes it a positive and negative charge ?? What constitutes positive and negative charge???
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Anode rays of produced by the gas present in the tube while cathode rays are the electrons which are same for any gasses
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Sir anode rays are positively charged particle and some low pressure gas like H+ therefore anode rays are depends on gas
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Yeah, ur right sir, i actually tried to read my ncert book and i just got confused a lot because most of the questions asked in at and most of the previous year questions were so different, like some of the values arent even given in the book
17:30 But u help me a lot in many ways sir, thank you so much sir…. Ad^2🤝
Anode rays depend on the nature of gas present in the tube due to their differences in ionization potential
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Sir positive ions are created by gaseous discharge tube itself so it depends
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Anode ray is positive charge and cathode ray is negative charge so cathode ray is do not depend on nature of gas present in it
And anode is depend on nature of gas present in it
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cathode rays are made up of electrons and electrons are universal constituents means they are same for every gas.
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h/w sir : anode rays are made up of positive ions and these are dependent of nature of gas
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Cathode rays are produced due to ionisation of the gas and that it is created by collision of positive ions so it doesn’t depend on the nature of the gas
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Cathode ray is negative but anode Ray is positive so it depends on nature
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Isobars = same no of electrons
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