Physics, asked by 22arjunverma, 5 months ago

5. Calculate the longest wavelength of the incident
radiation, which will produce photoelectric effect
from a metal surface, whose work function is 2.2eV?

Answers

Answered by joshijyoti348
0

Answer:

Maximum wavelength of photon which can eject electron from the metals. firstly we will find the kinetic energy.

Kinetic energy = energy of the incident light energy − work function

ii) ∴K.E

(max)

=3ev−2.4 ev

=0.6 ev

(i) E=

λ

hc

3=

λ

1.99×10

−25

[∴h is the plank's constant and c is the speed of light ]

λ=

3

1.99×10

−25

λ=0.663×10

−25

m.

(iii) now, retarding potential (V

0

) will be given by :

V

0

=

e

k

max

=

3

0.6

=0.2

V

0

=0.2 m/s

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