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In the Millikan's oil drop method, which of the following force does not act on the oil drop?

A

Gravitational force

B

Viscous force

C

Magnetic force

D

Electrostatic force

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C

Electrically charged droplet of oil located between two parallel metal surfaces forming the plates of capacitor The plate were oriented horizontally, with one plate above the other. Atomised oil drop was introduced through a small hole in between the plates and it is ionised by X-ray, making them negatively charged. First, with zero applied electric field, the velocity of a falling droplet was measured. At terminal velocity, the drag force (viscous force)equals to the gravitational force. Both forces depends on the radius in different ways, when electric field was applied between the plates then drop were suspended in mechanical equilibrium By repeating the experiment for many droplet they confirmed the charges were all small integer multiples of a certain base value which was found to be `1.59 xx10^(-19)C` . Magnetic force absent in oil droplet experiment.
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