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In photo electric effect, if the energy required to over come the attractive forces on the electron (work function) of Li, Na and Rb are `2.41eV, 2.3eV` and `2.09eV` respectively, the work function of ''K'' could approximately by in eV

A

`2.52`

B

`2.2`

C

`2.35`

D

`2.01`

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As the size of atom increases, energy required to over come the attractive forces on the outer most electron decreases.
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