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Standard XII
Physics
Stopping Potential vs Frequency
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How much should be the voltage of an
X
-ray tube, so that the electrons emitted from the cathode may give an
X
-ray of wavelength
1
˚
A
after striking the target?
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Solution
Voltage of X-ray tube
=
V
=
12400
λ
˚
A
=
12400
×
10
−
10
1
×
10
−
10
=
12400
V
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