Chemistry, asked by jaendrasingh7, 7 months ago

In a historical experiment to determine Planck's constant, a
metal surface was madiated with light of different
wavelengths. The emited photoelectron energies were
moured by applying a stopping potential. The relevant data
for wavelength) of incident light and the corresponding
opping potential.) are given below
fum
Mm
(Volt)
2.0
1.0
fan
Given that c = 3x10 m and e=16x10-c, Planck's
constant (in units of Is) found from such an experiment is:
JEE (Advanced) Physics 2016)
(a) 6.0x10
(b) 64x10-
(c) 6.6x10-4
(d) 68x10-​

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