Physics, asked by swastikkait12345, 2 months ago

The wavelength and intensity of the incident light is 4000 A nad 0.1 W respectively.

What is the minimum change in the light energy​

Answers

Answered by manish0918
3

Answer:

I don't know the exact,

Let number of photons emitted per second be n.

Then intensity =100W/m

2

λ

nhc

=100

n=

hc

100×λ

=

6.6×10

−34

×3×10

8

100×4000×10

−10

=2.02×10

20

Answered by harutopia
1

Answer:

We know that,

We know that,Maximum energy of emitted photons electron KE energy of the incident radiation - Work function = 12.37eV

Now the kinetic energy is,

KE = 12.37 - 2

= 10.37eV

The kinetic energy is 10.37ev.

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