Nuclear Radius & Alpha Scattering - A-level Physics

[@ibkibrahim9540]

your videos make physics a level easier. Keep at it

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@Judah Wesson yeah, no one gives a damn

[@tofumads]

no but like your videos actually keep me sane I'm so grateful

[@cameronbrowne6260]

your videos are saving me for my test tomorrow! thanks

[@IshaksLifeOfGaming]

Are you going to make an all of nuclear under 10 mins vid????

[@alexireade3408]

When you take logs of the equation at 4:45, why do you use natural logs? Just as when I've ever had to take logs from both sides I've had to use 'log to the base 10' (this is in Pure maths)

[@1q5]

Alexi Reade hi alexi

[@asparkdeity8717]

Makes no difference what base you use; base 10,2,e,π etc. all will give the same result

[@zhikunli475]

ln behaves less naughty in maths, but in this case, there is no difference

[@AcryllixGD]

log base ten is icky, ln is just nice lol does the same thing (just realised this is 2 years ago you do not care)

[@alexireade3408]

@@AcryllixGD lmfao, no, thank you very much for the response. Hope your revision goes well 😂

[@harrygill552]

Genius^2

[@averannoah3128]

is there a video where you explain about the LINAC?

[@ScienceShorts]

Linac is just electron/proton being accelerated by pd between cathode and anode

[@crazyanimal2211]

Always helpful !!

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last min revision before an exam? I feel your pain

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Goat

[@nusrathafeez491]

KQq/r^2 you forgot to say r^2 I adore ur teaching style

[@stefantrawicki7647]

if you were referring to the closest approach, it is supposed to be KQq/r not r^2. KQ/r is potential for a unit charge, and by multiplying it by q it gives the potential for that charge. Not referring to force.

[@Ben-vg6ox]

Pretty sure that for the electrical force and not the electrical potential energy

[@hollow9846]

Zoomed over distance of closest approach

[@ScienceShorts]

In another vid 😊

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