Stopping Potential
Stopping potential V0 relates to K_max by?
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About This Question
- Subject
- physics
- Chapter
- dual nature
- Topic
- stopping potential
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Year
- 2025
Solution
Correct Answer:
eV0=Kmax
- Definition of Stopping Potential (V0): The negative potential applied to the collector plate that is just sufficient to stop the fastest moving photoelectrons from reaching it.
- Energy Relation: At the stopping potential, the work done by the retarding electric field on the electron must equal its maximum kinetic energy.
- Equation: W=qV⟹ Energy =eV0.
- Final Link: Kmax=eV0.
- Combined Equation: eV0=hf−ϕ, which allows for experimental determination of Planck's constant.
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