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An LED is made of GaPo.24so8 and emits green light photons. What color is the following LED: GaPo As04 expected to emit? Sele

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Increasing proportion of As in GaPAs LED reduces the band gap (energy, E).   AsT oC

E = \frac{hc}{\lambda }\Rightarrow E\propto \frac{1}{\lambda }   from equation; reducing band gap increases wavelength.

So, As_x \propto \lambda

Decreasing As proportion from GaP0.2As0.8 to GaP0.6As0.4 will decrease wavelength.

So,  GaP0.6As0.4 will emit light of lower wavelength than green i.e. violet, indigo or blue.

GaP0.6As0.4 will emit blue light.

2)

SiGe0.4Sn0.6 : x=0.4 from given compound

From the graph, at x=0.4 , band gap = 1.8eV

andgap = 1.8eV * 1.0122*10-19J le (conversion: 1 eV = 1.6022e-19 J)

E = 2.884*10-19 J

E = \frac{hc}{\lambda }

\Rightarrow \lambda = \frac{hc}{E}

h = 6.626*10-34 J.s ~ Planck's constant

c = 3*108 m/s ~ speed of light

(6.626 10-34Js) (3*10sm/s)

6.89 * 10-1 m λ

λ 6.89 * 10-1 m 689nm 77n

3)

Bonds are formed between ions/compounds to achieve a stable state.

Potential energy(U) of covalent bonds is from the attractive force between ions/compounds

U = -\frac{K}{r}

where, U~potential energy of the covalent bond

K~constant

r ~distance between ions/compounds of covalent bond

When the ions/compounds are very far away from each other, r = infinity and U=0

When the ions/compounds come nearer to form covalent bond, r=finite and U= -ve

So, Forming covalent bonds lowers potential energy of bonding electrons.

4)

Breaking a bond releases energy.

breaking bonds requires separation the ions/compounds which increases the potential energy (energy released)

Formation of bond requires energy.

ions/compounds need to come closer for formation of bonds, which lowers potential (energy is required)

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