How particle accelerators work

Particle physics - Episode 2

[scarecrow]

Particle accelerators give me a Hadron.

[VaidasMaldzius]

So particles in the accelerator go close to the speed of time, how on earth they can switch the charge so quickly?

[SunKiJaykeHeeSungWon]

So, all I have to do is turn this on, have it explode, get a ton of chemicsls thrown on me, get struck by lighting ALL AT ONCE, possible get into a coma, then I'll be the next Flash?!

[samwellb]

The LHC is not a linear accelerator... it is a synchrotron.

[myamex]

So your telling me that I can make a smaller version of this and use it at canon... challenge accepted

[rajaaekant]

Superb!!! man you explained every single concept good job can you also make a video on cyclotron im a bit confused in that

[Bento]

Thanks for this, one of the clearer videos I've seen. I know it's old, but my only question is about not taking us through accelerators that increase the distance between chambers. But one could infer what happens (increased velocity) based on inference from the equidistant plate set up.

[lloydcantuii]

Hi.
Just for fun, I was wondering if you could maybe give us an explanation of what type of components would be needed to create a Ghostbusters proton pack.
Not necessarily considering weight and size, but just what would be needed in terms of individual components, power requirement, and such...and what a real one might look like if a realistic proton pack was constructed with today's knowledge and technology.
What would the Ghostbusters need to do, to create an actual proton pack??

[strangeranjan]

0:48 Pikachu &
But magneton is also an electric type pokemon 😂😂😂

[er]

Very good explanation! Here is a question. How much magnetic field goes outside the tube? Images I've seen give me the impression all the magnetic field is confined in the inner part of the magnets.

[TechnoWzard]

Very nice video! So, given the speed of the particles in the vacuum chamber, and wavelength is inversely proportional to frequency, by what factor of wavelength distance are these plates spaced? Do you know of an example? From there the switching speed of the plate fields could be derived.

[hrkalita]

It's more challenging for the great Engineers

[avanichourey]

Please upload a video for the working of Betatron particle Accelerator and CO2 lasers! please.

[vandango]

Here's a question.. how come we aren't using magnets to spin turbines to generate power?

[themindofbristylez]

Is it possible to make the particles spin in opposite direction of each other?

[crazybeastfreak]

Turn it on. And I will turn into the flash. That's how it works.

[thefazalschool]

Nice video. Thank you. Why not you used word repulsion instead of rejection?

[cyrusIIIII]

Where can I read an introductory topic like this?

[billymays]

0:46 missed opportunity to use Electrode

[indianchessacademy]

But there are so many particles so by changing the sign positive or negative some particles which are left behind may slow down???