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2) The result of Milikan's oil drop experiment was the charge of theelectron.

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A) In Millikan's experiment, the chargeoneach drop of oil was measured in coulombs. Imagine thesameexperiment, but with charges measured in a fictitious unitcalled azeet (Z).

Drop Charge (Z
A 2.10×10−14
B 3.50×10−14
C 3.85×10−14
D 4.20×10−14
E 5.60×10−14
What is the charge on an electron in zeets?
Express your answer in zeets usingtwosignificant figures.
B)Imagine a unit of charge calledthezorg. A chemist performs the oil drop experiment and measuresthecharge of each drop in zorgs.
Drop # Charge
A −5.1×10−9 Z
B −1.0×10−8 Z
C −6.8×10−9 Z
D −1.36×10−8 Z
How many electrons are in each drop?
Enter your answersnumericallyseparated by commas.
For ABCD

Q4. A student re-creates the Millikan oil drop experiment and tabulates the relative charges of the oil drops in terms of a constant, a. Drop #1 amia Drop #2 Drop #3 Drop #4 3a What charge for the electron (in terms of a) is consistent with these data? a) ja b) a eka d) 2a

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