When solid Fe is irradiated with light at 192.0 nm, the maximum speed of the photoejected...
When solid Fe is irradiated with light at 192.0 nm, the maximum speed of the photoejected electrons is 8.30 x 105 m/s. What is the work function (binding energy) of Fe?
a. 4.50 eV
b. 6.50 eV
c. 1.96 eV
d. 3.79 eV
e. 8.42 eV
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