What will be the effect on proton when passes through the electric field?
Correct answer: C. Deflection towards cathode
- A. Deflection towards anode
- B. Deflection perpendicular to electric field
- C. Deflection towards cathode
- D. Deflection downward in electric field
Explanation
Protons are positively charged particles which show deflection towards cathode in electric field.
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