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Chapter 27 Solutions
27.1
I
=
∆
Q
∆
t
∆
Q
=
I
∆
t
= (30.0
×
10
–6
A)(40.0 s) = 1.20
×
10
–3
C
N
=
Qe
=1.20
×
10
–3
C1.60
×
10
–19
C/electron= 7.50
×
10
15
electrons
*27.2
The atomic weight of silver = 107.9, and the volume
V
is
V
= (area)(thickness) = (700
×
10-
4
m
2
)(0.133
×
10-
3
m) = 9.31
×
10-
6
m
3
The mass of silver deposited is
m
Ag
=
ρ
V
=
10.5
×
10
3
kg/m
3
( )
9.31
×
10
−
6
m
3
( )
=
9.78
×
10
−
2
kg.and the number of silver atoms deposited is
N
= (9.78
×
10-
2
kg)6.02
×
10
26
atoms107.9 kg= 5.45
×
10
23
I
=
V R
=12.0 V1.80
Ω
= 6.67 A = 6.67 C/s
∆
t
=
∆
Q I
=
Ne I
=(5.45
×
10
23
)(1.60
×
10-
19
C)6.67 C/s= 1.31
×
10
4
s = 3.64 h
27.3
Q
(
t
) =
∫
t
0
Idt
=
I
0
τ
(1 –
e
–
t
/
τ
)(a)
Q
(
τ
) =
I
0
τ
(1 –
e
–1
) = (0.632)
I
0
τ
(b)
Q
(10
τ
) =
I
0
τ
(1 –
e
–10
) = (0.99995)
I
0
τ
(c)
Q
(
∞
) =
I
0
τ
(1 –
e
–
∞
) =
I
0
τ
27.4
(a)Using
k
e
e
2
r
2
=
mv
2
r
, we get:
v
=
k
e
e
2
mr
=
2.19
×
10
6
m/s .(b)The time for the electron to revolve around the proton once is:
t
=
2
π
r v
=
2
π
(5.29
×
10
−
11
m)(2.19
×
10
6
m/s)
=
1.52
×
10
−
16
sThe total charge flow in this time is 1.60
×
10
−
19
C, so the current is
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