2.9 The maximum wavelength required to eject photoelectrons from copper is 264 nm. What is the...
2.9 The maximum wavelength required to eject photoelectrons from copper is 264 nm. What is the wavelength of photons required to eject photoelectrons with a velocity of 2.5 x 107 m/s? Indicate if relativistic or classical calculations are required. Provide answer with 3 significant figures.
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The velocity of the photoelectrons ejected 
The maximum wavelength required 
Therefore, Binding Energy (BE) 
Now, 
Therefore the wavelength of photons
required
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2.9 The maximum wavelength required to eject photoelectrons from
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