Asked by Lanise
In a proton linear accelerator, a 8.6 proton current hits a target.
5.4×10^16 protons/second hit the target.
How much energy is delivered to the target each second if each proton has a kinetic energy of 26 MeV and loses all its energy in the target?
U = J/s
If the target is a 1.90kg block of copper, at what rate will its temperature increase if it is not cooled?
delta T/s = kg degrees/second
5.4×10^16 protons/second hit the target.
How much energy is delivered to the target each second if each proton has a kinetic energy of 26 MeV and loses all its energy in the target?
U = J/s
If the target is a 1.90kg block of copper, at what rate will its temperature increase if it is not cooled?
delta T/s = kg degrees/second
Answers
Answered by
drwls
Convert MeV to Joules/proton and multiply that by 5.5*10^16 protons/s
That gives you the answer in watts (or J/s).
Watts divided by (mass * specific heat)
is the rate of temperature increase
You will need to look up the specific heat of copper.
That gives you the answer in watts (or J/s).
Watts divided by (mass * specific heat)
is the rate of temperature increase
You will need to look up the specific heat of copper.
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