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Any radiation in the ultra violet region of Hydrogen spectrum is able to eject photo-electrons from a metal. Then the maximum value of threshold wave length is `lambda= (1)/(R) = 911 Å` then the frequency of the metal is, nearly

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`3.3xx10^(15)` HZ

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`2.5xx10^(15)` HZ

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`4.6xx10^(14)` HZ

D

`8.2xx10^(14)` HZ

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