Chemistry, asked by Vanshikrishna, 1 year ago

The threshold energy for photoelectric emission of electrons from a metal is 3.056x10-15 joule.

If light of 4000Ao wavelength is used, will the electrons be ejected or not?​

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Answered by seema3269
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E=hc/wavelength=1240ev-nm/4000A= 1240x1.6x 10^-19x10/4000=31x16x10^-21j. so electron will not eject

Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

Work function is the minimum energy required to eject an electron from the metal surface.

work function=hv°

Threshold frequency=c/^=3×10^8/330×10^-9=1×10^17/11=8^-1

work function=6.626×10^-34×10^17/11=6×10^-19J

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