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When we use Fleming's Left Hand Rule for the direction of deflection of electrons, shouldn't we consider the direction of flow of current (instead of direction of motion of electrons). Fleming's Left Hand Rule states that the middle-finger must point in the direction of flow of current, not motion of electron (or xyz). Considering that, the deflection of electrons would be in the opposite direction as stated. Please consider.
Thank you so much! i finally found a video that adequately shows how Thomson figured out this charge to mass ratio. Hope you have videos on other experiments too
According to Flemings left hand rule the force due to Magnetic field must be opposite to what is shown. In Fleming's Left hand Rule Velocity is in Currents direction. As we are dealing with electron beam we must consider the opposite direction of velocity.
