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In a photoelectric experiment, light of wavelength 800 nm produces photoelectrons with de Broglie wavelength 1 nm, and 400 nm light gives 0.5 nm. Find work function of the metal.
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Use energy conservation: \( E = \phi + K.E. = hc/\lambda \)
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1.03 eV
0.53 eV
2.03 eV
4.03 eV
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From Einstein’s equation: \[ hc/\lambda = \phi + p^2/2m \Rightarrow \phi = hc/\lambda - p^2/2m \] Using both cases and converting units, after simplifying, we find: \[ \phi \approx 1.03\ \text{eV} \]
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