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For intensity `I` of a light of wavelength `5000 Å` the photoelectron saturation current is `0.40 mu A` and stopping potential is `1.36 V` , the work function of metal is

A

2.47 eV

B

1.36 eV

C

1.10 eV

D

0.43 eV

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The correct Answer is:
C

By using `E = W_0 + K_(max)`
`E = (12375)/(5000) = 2.475 eV " and " K_(max) = eV_0 = 1.36 eV`
So, ` 2.75 = W_0 + 1.36 rArr W_0 = 1.1 eV`
so 2.475 ` = W_0 + 1.36 rArr W_0 = 1.1 eV`
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