A spectrum of light from 300 to 600 nm is incident on a metallic surface in...
A spectrum of light from 300 to 600 nm is incident on a metallic surface in which the minimum binding energy of the electron in the atom is 2.4 eV. What is the maximum kinetic energy of an ejected electron?
A. 3.8 eV
B. 2.6 eV
C. 9.2 eV
D. 6.4 eV
E. 1.73 eV
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