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Cloud Chamber

Cloud Chamber. The picture shows and electron with 16.9 MeV initial energy. It spirals about 36 times in the magnetic field. At the end of the visible track the energy has decreased to 12.4 MeV. from the visible path length (1030cm) the energy loss by ionization is calculated to be 2.8MeV.

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Cloud Chamber

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  1. Cloud Chamber The picture shows and electron with 16.9 MeV initial energy. It spirals about 36 times in the magnetic field. At the end of the visible track the energy has decreased to 12.4 MeV. from the visible path length (1030cm) the energy loss by ionization is calculated to be 2.8MeV. The observed energy loss (4.5MeV) must therefore be cause in part by Bremsstrahlung. The curvature indeed shows sudden changes as can Most clearly be seen at about the seventeenth circle. Fast electron in a magnetic field at the Bevatron, 1940 W. Riegler/CERN

  2. Circle radius rho=0.06m Kinetic Energy = 16.9MeV Energy loss of about 80 keVper turn from ionization Energy loss of about 0.12 eV per turn from synchrotron radiation. Synchrotron emission is negligible in this case. The Bremsstrahlungs-Photon emission happens due to the close encounter of the electron with an atomic nucleus where it gets strongly deflected an emits a very high energy Bremsstrahlungs Photon. Energy radiated by synchrotron radiation per turn

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