Photoelectric effect |
Photoelectric effect |
16 Jan 2017, 15:42
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Group: Members Posts: 202 Joined: 10 September 2016 From: Malaysia Member No.: 13185 |
Everyone knows that any photon at the higher end of the em spectrum can ionize matter(hence the name ionizing radiation)
But is it possible to achieve the same results by firing a barrage of low energy photons in quick succession? Do quantum effects have to be taken into account? |
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28 Feb 2017, 12:15
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Group: Members Posts: 202 Joined: 10 September 2016 From: Malaysia Member No.: 13185 |
Is the energy required to free an electron(work function) spent on overcoming the electrostatic attraction between the electron and the nucleus? Or is it spent somewhere else?
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5 Apr 2017, 16:55
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Group: Members Posts: 105 Joined: 1 August 2016 Member No.: 13091 |
Is the energy required to free an electron(work function) spent on overcoming the electrostatic attraction between the electron and the nucleus? Or is it spent somewhere else? The energy is spent elsewhere. r v r -------------------- |
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