For intensity I of a light of wavelength 5000˚A the photoelectron saturation current is 0.40μA and stopping potential is 1.36V, the work function of metal is :
1.36 eV
1.10 eV
2.47 eV
0.43 eV
A
1.36 eV
B
2.47 eV
C
1.10 eV
D
0.43 eV
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Energy due to incoming light is E=hc/λ where h=6.6×10−4 is the plank's constant, so
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