Crooke's tube.


G1-5 Crooke's tube
Purpose: To show path of electrons
Description: The Crooke's tube is a Cathode-ray tube, which is a cylindrical tube with the cathode at one end, anode at the other, and a metal plate between them. One end of the plate containing a horizontal slit is bent at right angles to the length and its remaining surface is coated with a fluorescent material which shows the path of the beam. When either a magnet or a charged rod is brought near the tube the beam will be deflected in accordance with well-known laws, from which the polarity of the charge is determinable.
References: MP2A.
Equipment: Crooke's tube and induction coil


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