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Introduction to the Photoelectric Effect
1) Write down the equation which relates the energy of a photon to itsfrequency
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2) Write down the equation which relates thewavelengthof a light photon to its
frequency
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3) What is the energy of a photon with a frequency of 1.5 x 1014Hz?
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4) What is the energy of a photon of red light whose waelength is !00n"
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5) # photon can gie an electron the energy necessary just to escape the
surface of a metal. $his exact a"ount of energy is called the
----------------- function of the "etal.
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6) $he diagra" shows an electron Aat the surface of a piece of zinc. # photon p
is stri%ing the electron. What will happen to the electronif the energy of the
photon is&
a' less than the wor% function of the "etal
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(' )xactly equal to the wor% function of the "etal
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!. hotons of equalenergy stri%e electon # at the surface of the "etal
and electron , /ust (elow the surface of the "etal. ,oth electrons are e/ected.
Which e/ected electron will hae the greater %inetic energy?
' 2se the relationship&
photon energy =
energy neee to escape metal surface ! "# of ejecte electron
# photon w/th an energy of 5 x 10-3 stri%es a "etal surface and causes an
surface electron to (e e/ected.. $he wor% function of the "etal is .4 x 10-3.
What is the "axi"u" %inetic energy that the e/ected electron can hae?
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