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State two factors that determine the speed of electrons emitted from a metal surface by light energy falling on it.
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State two factors that determine the speed of electrons emitted from a metal surface by light energy falling on it.
The figure below shows the apparatus used to investigate photoelectric effect of a certain radiation.
name the labelled parts A, B and C.
A photosensitive cathode of work function 2.1ev is irradiated by a radiation of wave length, 4.5 x 10
-7
m(Take C = 3.0 x 108ms
−1
,h = 6.63x10
-34
JS and 1ev =1.6 x 10
-19
J.)
Determine:
The stopping potential on the cathode. (e = 1.6 x 10
-19
C) (3 marks)
The graph below shows the stopping potential against frequency of the incident radiation of different colours of light on a photocell.
From the graph determine the threshold wave length.
photoelectric effect
radiation
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Energy of the incident radiation
Work function of the metal.
A-Cathode
B-Anode
C-Photocell
V
s
= 0.6625
1.6 × 10−19
V
s
=
hc
/
ed
−w
o
/e
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