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The kinetic energy of an electron ionized from hydrogen atom is twice the energy liberated during the transition of electron from 5th energy level to 2nd excited state in He+ ion. Then the wavelength required for such transition is________
,provided the threshold frequency is 3.29 x 1015 sec
(a) 12.36 nm
(b) 14.89 nm
(c) 15.16 nm
(d) 18.43 nm​

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Answered by manamlokesh2202
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Answer:

when an unknown wavelength of light was shined on a metallic surface, the electron is ejected with a velocity of

1.0 \times 10 {}^6ms {}^ - 11.0×106ms−1

If the threshold energy (work function) of the electron is

2.8575 \times 10 {}^ - 18 \: joules2.8575×10−18joules

the wavelength of light in nm is :

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