U5.7 – Photons, Electrons & Spectra

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Photons, Electrons and Spectra

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Select the definition of the electron volt.

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In the context of electrons in atoms, what is excitation?

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Electrons are accelerated through a potential difference of 230 V. Calculate their velocity.

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What is meant by the threshold frequency for a metal?

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What is the effect on the emission of electrons the frequency of the incident light was increased?

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The work functions of four metals are shown above. These metals are irradiated by incident light of 5.2x1014 Hz, which metals will emit electrons?

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If the intensity of incident light was increased on a surface where electrons were already being emitted what would the effect be?

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For the first electron to be liberated from a helium atom 24.6 eV of energy is required. Calculate the frequency of light needed.

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The work function of an unknown metal is 1.2 eV. Light with energy 3 eV is incident on its surface, calculate the wavelength of the light.

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The wavelength of the electrons can be measured by diffraction. An electron gun accelerates electrons into a beam, these were diffracted and upon diffraction the wavelength was found to be 1.23×10-9m. Calculate the potential difference used to accelerate the electrons from rest into a beam.

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Hot gases produce ___________.

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Select the correct description of an absorption line spectrum.

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