The Electron (Leaving Cert Physics): Quizzes
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What is the photoelectric effect?
What is the photoelectric effect?
Emission of electrons from metal by EM wave
In which year did Einstein win the Nobel Prize for explaining the photoelectric effect?
In which year did Einstein win the Nobel Prize for explaining the photoelectric effect?
1921
What is the work function ()?
What is the work function ()?
Min. energy to remove electron from metal
What is threshold frequency ()?
What is threshold frequency ()?
Min. freq. below which no electrons emitted
In the zinc plate demo, what causes the negatively charged electroscope leaf to collapse?
In the zinc plate demo, what causes the negatively charged electroscope leaf to collapse?
UV light shining on zinc plate
How does photocurrent relate to light intensity?
How does photocurrent relate to light intensity?
Directly proportional to intensity
What material is the photocathode in a photocell typically coated with?
What material is the photocathode in a photocell typically coated with?
Caesium
Which observation could NOT be explained by wave theory of light?
Which observation could NOT be explained by wave theory of light?
Existence of threshold frequency
What is the energy of a photon?
What is the energy of a photon?
What is Einstein's photoelectric law equation?
What is Einstein's photoelectric law equation?
What is the relationship for threshold frequency?
What is the relationship for threshold frequency?
What does increasing light intensity affect in the photoelectric effect?
What does increasing light intensity affect in the photoelectric effect?
Number of electrons emitted per second
What is the value of Planck's constant?
What is the value of Planck's constant?
J·s
Which is a practical application of the photoelectric effect?
Which is a practical application of the photoelectric effect?
Image sensors in digital cameras
In a graph of vs , what does the slope represent?
In a graph of vs , what does the slope represent?
Planck's constant ()
