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Up to what potential V can a zinc ball (work function 3.74 eV) removed from other bodies be charged by irradiating it with light of `lamda=200 nm`?

A

2.5 V

B

1.8 V

C

2.2 V

D

3 V

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When the positive potential of the ball is enough to hold back the most energetic photoelctron, the ball will not emit photoelectrons.
`(hc)/(lamda)-phi=Ve`
`V=((hc)/(lamda)-phi)/(e)`
`=(6.63xx10^(-34)xx3xx10^(8))/(200xx10^(-9)xx1.6xx10^(-19))-3.74`
`=6.216-3.74=2.5 V`
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