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This uses a magnetic field to separate particles by their mass. A Mass Spectrometer B Velocity Selector c) Thomson's e/m experiment D) None of the choices

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Chapter6: Photons And Matter Waves

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B Velocity Selector
c) Thomson's e/m experiment
D None of the choices

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