The University of Mississippi is seeking to purchase the Pasco Electron Charge-to-Mass Ratio Experiments as a sole source. The equipment is necessary for the electron charge-to-mass ratio experiment, which cannot be done without this specialized equipment. The Pasco apparatus has two essential features that other "e/m Apparatus" don't have, making it the only possible source that can provide the required item. The total cost of the lab experiment equipment is $21,944.59, which is considered reasonable as the apparatus should last several decades.
• The equipment is used for the electron charge-to-mass ratio experiment.
• The Pasco apparatus has deflection plates, allowing students to study the effect of an electric field on moving electrons.
• The apparatus uses a Helmholtz Coil to produce a uniform magnetic field and an electron gun to accelerate an electron to high velocities.
• The equipment is necessary for the university's physics lessons.
• The university negotiated a 3% discount on the purchase price.
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