質(zhì)子(
 
1
1
H)和α (
 
4
2
He)粒子的電荷量之比是1:2,質(zhì)量之比是1:4,以相同的速率在同一勻強磁場中做勻速圓周運動,軌道半徑分別為RH和RHe,周期分別為TH和THe,則( 。
A、RH:RHe=1:2,TH:THe=1:1
B、RH:RHe=1:1,TH:THe=1:1
C、RH:RHe=1:1,TH:THe=1:2
D、RH:RHe=1:2,TH:THe=1:2
分析:質(zhì)子H和α粒子以相同的速率在同一勻強磁場中作勻速圓周運動,均由洛侖茲力提供向心力,由牛頓第二定律和圓周運動的規(guī)律,可求得v及T的表達式,根據(jù)表達式可以得到半徑以及周期之比.
解答:解:質(zhì)子p和α粒子在勻強磁場中作勻速圓周運動,均由洛侖茲力提供向心力,由牛頓第二定律得:
 qvB=m
v2
R
,得軌道半徑:R=
mv
qB

則運動周期為:T=
2πR
v
=
2πm
qB

根據(jù)質(zhì)子(
 
1
1
H)和α (
 
4
2
He)粒子的電荷量之比是1:2,質(zhì)量之比是1:4,
則得:RH:RHe=1:2,TH:THe=1:2.
故選:D
點評:本題主要考查了帶電粒子在磁場場中運動的問題,知道洛倫茲力充當(dāng)向心力,熟練掌握圓周運動的基本公式即可.
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