Plz help with part 2 Using Coulomb's Law to Clean the AirycollectorCollector9 sootModern smokestacks use devices called scrubbers to remove largeamount of pollution in the form of small particles (soot). Scrubbersuse a two steps process: electrons are first added to the soot particle,and an electric force then pulls the particle out of the smoke stream.Soot Consider a soot particle of mass msoot= 1.1 nanograms (1.1e-12 kg),particles which corresponds to a diameter of a few micrometers. Some numbermoving of electrons have been added to give the particle a total charge asoot-upward Suppose the collector has a total charge acollector 1.9e-06 C. If theseparation between the collector and the soot particle is r = 0.15 m,GroundWhat is the magnitude of ¶soot (in units of C) so that theelectric force exerted on the particle is equal to its weight = mg ?.Use: g =10 m/s2, and k = 9E9 Nm²/C².1.45x10-17 CComputer's answer now shown above. You are correct.Your receipt no. is 160-3592 ?Submit Answer Tries 0/2How many electrons must be added to the soot particle ?electronsPrevious Tries

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