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Ok, so the question is:
A metal has a threshold wavelength for the onset of the photoelectric effect of 662 nm. What is the binding energy (kj/mol) of an electron to the metal surface.
I used E=hv to get the photon energy, so is that the binding energy as well? If so, how do i convert it to kJ/mol, do i use avagadro's number?
Any help is appreciated, thanks!
A metal has a threshold wavelength for the onset of the photoelectric effect of 662 nm. What is the binding energy (kj/mol) of an electron to the metal surface.
I used E=hv to get the photon energy, so is that the binding energy as well? If so, how do i convert it to kJ/mol, do i use avagadro's number?
Any help is appreciated, thanks!