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Edexcel | Physics WPH0 | W 19 4 1 | 1 hour 30 minutes
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The Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) are colourful visual displays seen above the North Pole of the Earth. They are created by interactions between air molecules in the upper atmosphere and charged particles from the solar wind captured by the Earth’s magnetic field.

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The Aurora also produces radio waves. Charges following a circular path emit

electromagnetic radiation at the frequency of their circular motion.

Use of r = p/BQ

Use of p = mv

Use of v = 2πr/T and f = 1/T Or Use of ω = v/r and ω = 2πr/T and T = 1/f

f = 190 (kHz)

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Cosmic ray particles entering the Earth’s magnetic field follow spiral paths through

the atmosphere.

In the region of the North Pole, the magnetic field is vertically downwards.

The diagram shows an electron entering a section of uniform magnetic field.

                                     

Explain why the electron follows a clockwise spiral path downwards, as seen from above.

(According to FLHR) horizontal force on electron (into the page) (as horizontal component

perpendicular to field)

Or force on electron into the page

Force perpendicular to path results in circular motion

Or Force perpendicular to path acts as centripetal force

Component of motion downwards is unaffected as it is parallel to field lines

Or There are no downward forces so vertical motion is unaffected

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