3. What is Photoelectric effect? What is stopping potential? Explain cutoff wavelength? What is the cut...
please explain c & d 11. The cutoff wavelength for the photoelectric effect in a certain metal is 254nm. a) What is the magnitude of the work function? b) Will the photoelectric effect be observed for wavelength greater than 254nm or for wavelength less than 254 nm? c) What is the kinetic energy of the electrons emitted if 300nm photons shine on this metal? d) What is the kinetic energy of the electrons emitted if photons of 200nm shine on...
What is the cut off wavelength (Qc) for a photoelectric materials of work function 1.1 eV?
What is the cut off wavelength (c) for a photoelectric materials of work function 1.1 eV?
3. What is photoelectric effect? Explain details threshold frequency, and stopping potentials? Sketch the diagram and necessary formula? Problem-3: What is the threshold wavelength of electron generated by 200 V?
please answer a,b, and c will rate! a) Calculate the single slit width (a) for a destructive interference that occurs in case of single slit diffraction with θdark = 100, m = +2, and λ = 740 nm? b) What is the cut off wavelength (λc) for a photoelectric materials of work function 1.3 eV? c) What should be the energy of an atomic orbit if n=4? thank you!
Please show steps and show equations used 5. The cut-off (threshold) wavelength for the photoelectric effect for silver is 325 nm. (a) (4 pts) Find the maximum speed of electrons ejected from a silver surface by ultraviolet light of wavelength 250 nm. (b) (2 pts) What would happen if the intensity of light at wavelength 250 nm were increased? (o) 2 pts) If the silver surface were illuminated by a light of wavelength 500 nm, what would happen? Explain (d)...
Question (2) Choose the correct answer. Justify your answer In a photoelectric experiment, the stopping potential is 1 V, the work function is 2 eV. The intensity of the incident light is doubled and the frequency reduces to half its initial value. Answer the following two questions 1) In this new situation, the work function of the cathode is: a) 4 eV b) 2 eV l eV d) 6 eV e) 3 eV In this new situation, the saturation current:...
QUESTION 3: Atomic Structure 2 [25 total marks] (a) (1) What is the photoelectric effect? (2 marks) (ii) Find the frequency of incident photon on the surface of a metal if the threshold wavelength is 500 nm and the velocity of electron is 6 x 10 ms. (8 marks) (b) Considering the equation for the energy levels of a hydrogenic atom below, calculate the frequency of the transition between the ground and first excited electronic states of the hydrogen atom,...
3 (b) The energy of a Bohr atom in the n-th excited state is given by the formula E--a2mc2 2,7, where α-e2/(4πέρ,10hc)-1 /137, m is the electron mass and e denotes the electron electric charge. i) Why is the total energy negative? Explain briefly your answer. ii) What is the radius of the electron in the n-th excited state in the Bohr atom? To answer that correctly follow the next steps Use Bohr's angular momentum quantization principle to obtain an...
1. The "wavelength" of a wave describes a. the speed of its crests b. the distance between crests c. the height of its crests d. the frequency of its crests 2. Waves are important in physics because they carry a. energy b. frequency c. wavelength d. velocity 3. All waves a. transport energy through a vacuum b. have the same speed c. are part of the electromagnetic spectrum d. have wavelength, velocity and frequency 4. In the following list, which...