Does your experimental value of e / m agree with the value calculated in step 1?

Your lab report must include.
1. Your name, the date and the lab experiment performed.
2. Detailed qualitative observations and values used in Part II steps 8, 9, 10 & Part III step 18.
3. Two data tables, that include.
Table 1: From part I, step 1; Expected value of e/m (with units), Helmholtz Coil radius
(in cm), number of turns N in coil and value of (4/5)3/2 µ0N/R (with units).
Table 2: Current I, accelerating voltage V, orbital radius r (in cm), value of magnetic field
B, value of √2�/� for each of the four experiments.
4. A full page (landscape) plot of orbital radius r (vertical axis) versus √2�/�, that includes a r =
0, √2�/� = 0 data point.
Note: To read the slope accurately, format the slope display in scientific notation to
provide 3 significant figures.
5. All calculations of; expected value of e/m, value of (4/5)3/2 µ0 N / R, magnetic field strength B
(2), the experimental value of e/m from the slope of your graph.
6. Does your experimental value of e / m agree with the value calculated in step 1? Calculate a
percent error between the two.

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