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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Explanation- according to law of conservation of momentum
S0 mAv+mb0=mAv1+mBv2
So mA(v-v1)= mBv2
according to law of conservation of kinetic energy
1/2mAv2=1/2mAv12+1/2mBv22
So mA(v2-v12)= mBv22
From above eqn we can say that v+v1=v2 or v=v2-v1
So v1= v and v2= v
initial=h/mAv
final=h/mAv1=
= final- initial=
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Explanation -Given threshold frequency of A is given by v0A= 5 hz
VOB= 10 1014hz
<
for metal A slope=h/e=
= 6.4 js
slope=h/e= = 8 js
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Explanation- A= 10-4m2
So d= 10-3 and i= 100-4A
I= 100W/m2
10-4(10-3)=10-7m3
So volume Na atoms=23/0.97m3
Volume occupied by one Na atom=
Number of Na atoms in target
So energy falling per sec=
So n= =
N=P
I = 100 A
I=Ne= ( A)
P= 7.48 it is less than 1.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The de Broglie wavelength depends on:
Planck's constant h (a universal constant),
velocity v of the particle
mass m of the particle.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Photons do not have enough energy ( )to overcome the work function (? ) of the material below the threshold frequency.The energy per photon remains too low to liberate electrons even if the light intensity is increased, so photoelectric emission cannot occur.
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