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dontbearrogant
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Okay you're going to have to forgive me but I'm new to all of this and I'm still getting a hang of this website(as well as having little or no education/experience in much of any physics beyond high school),but I was wondering if it would be possible to make a particle accelerator that used helium not xenon and permanent magnets such as neodymium magnets?
From the basic research that I've done it takes 54 ev to fully ionize a Helium-3 particle,whereas it would take 32 for a Xenon particle,any thoughts/ideas/advice?
From the basic research that I've done it takes 54 ev to fully ionize a Helium-3 particle,whereas it would take 32 for a Xenon particle,any thoughts/ideas/advice?