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Ë Question Details An energy of 6.692Ã10-19 3/atom is required to cause·a rubidium atom on a metal surface to lose an electron. A Caloulate the minimum frequency of light that can ionize a rubidium atom sec B. Which statement is true? Light with a wavelength longer than 296.8 nm would also ionize a rubidium atom O Only light with a wavelength of 296.8 nm could ionize a rubidium atom C Light with a wavelength shorter than 2968 nm would also ionize a rubidium atom Some Possibly Useful Information Planck's constant, h, is 6.626x10-34 J se0. · The speed of light, c. is 2998Ã108 msec. Submit Answer
Ë Question Details An energy of 6.692Ã10-19 3/atom is required to cause·a rubidium atom on a metal surface to lose an electron. A Caloulate the minimum frequency of light that can ionize a rubidium atom sec B. Which statement is true? Light with a wavelength longer than 296.8 nm would also ionize a rubidium atom O Only light with a wavelength of 296.8 nm could ionize a rubidium atom C Light with a wavelength shorter than 2968 nm would also ionize a rubidium atom Some Possibly Useful Information Planck's constant, h, is 6.626x10-34 J se0. · The speed of light, c. is 2998Ã108 msec. Submit Answer
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