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The minium energy required for the emisson of a metal elctrons is 133.24×1016 J. Calculate the cirtical frequency and the correspoding wavelength of he photon (thesehold wavelength) required to eject the electron?
A light source of wavelength λ illuinates a metal and ejects photo electrons with (KE)max=1 eV.
Another light source of wavelength λ3, ejects photoelectrons from same metal with (KE)=SeV. Find the value of work function (eV) of metal.

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Solution

For the first question
eV(Ionisation energy)=133.24×1016J
We use the formula
eV=hf (Eq 1)
where eV is the ionisation energy
h is the Planck's constant=6.62×1034
f is the frequency f=Cλ
Where C is the speed of light C=3×108msec1
λ is the wavelength
Putting the value of f in equation 1
eV=hCλ
133.24×1016=6.62×1034×3×108λ
λ=1.49×1011m
For the second question
K=hvhv0 (eq 1)
where h is the Planck's constant and v0 is the threshold frequency and hv0 is the work function and K is the kinetic energy
v=Cλ
Putting the values in euation 1
1=hCλhv0 (eq 2)
4=3hCλhv0 (eq 3)
eq 2 is multiplied by 3 then adding eq 3 from eq2
3=3hCλ+3hv0
4=3hCλhv0
43=(31)hv0
hv0=0.5eV0

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