Ground state energy of H-atom is (−E1), the velocity of photoelectrons emitted when photon of energy E2 strikes stationary Li2+ ion in ground state will be:
v=√2(E2+9E1)m
v=√2(E2−E1)m
v=√2(E2−3E1)m
v=√2(E2−9E1)m
A
v=√2(E2−9E1)m
B
v=√2(E2−3E1)m
C
v=√2(E2−E1)m
D
v=√2(E2+9E1)m
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We know c
So for lithium atom E=E1×32 or 9E1
Energy conversation pinciple:
12mv2=E2−9E1
v2=2(E2−9E1)m
v=√2(E2−9E1)m
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