Physics, asked by adityapatraap3305, 1 year ago

If the work function of a metal is '∅ ' and the frequency of the incident light is 'ν' , there is no emission of photoelectron if
(a)  \nu\  \textless \  \frac{\phi}{h}
(b)  \nu= \frac{\phi}{h}
(c)  \nu\  \textgreater \  \frac{\phi}{h}
(d)  \nu\  \textgreater \ =\  \textless \  \frac{\phi}{h}

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Answered by RabbitPanda
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It should be more than work function for ejection of electrons so option a) is correct


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