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Physics Atomic and Nuclear Physics Atomic Structure MCQ (Single Correct)

When ultraviolet rays incident on metal plate then photoelectric effect does not occur, it occur by incidence of :-

A
Infrared rays
B
X – rays
C
Radio wave
D
Light wave

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B

Alkali metals, viz, lithium, sodium, potassium shows photoelectric effect even with visible light. Photo-electric emission depends on the work function of the metal surface. If the frequency of the incident ray is less than certain frequency known as threshold frequency, no photoelectric effect is possible. , is different for different materials.

Therefore, when ultra-violet rays fail to emit photoelectrons, rays like X-rays with higher frequency should be used.

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