help 11. For each metal, we are going to determine the maximum wavelength that produces a current for eachmetal, and use that information to calculate that metal's work function.Wavelength (nm)Frequency (Hz)MetalPotassiumPlatinumSodiumSilverCesiumGoldCopperMetal530nm210nm450nm260pm580nm230nm250nm12. Look up the value for the work function for each metal. Find the percent error for each.Calculated WorkTheoretical WorkFunction (eV)functionPotassiumPlatinumSodiumSilverCesiumGoldCopper2.3,2.296.352.28, 2.364.26-4.73Calculated WorkFunction (eV)2.15.14.7% error

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11. For each metal, we are going to determine the maximum wavelength that produces a current for eac metal, and use that information to calculate that metal's work function. Wavelength (nm) Frequency (Hz) 530nm 210nm 450nm Metal Potassium Platinum Sodium Silver Cesium Gold Copper Metal 260nm 580nm 230nm 250 nm 12. Look up the value for the work function for each metal. Find the percent error for each. Calculated Work Theoretical Work Function (eV) function Potassium Platinum Sodium Silver Cesium Gold Copper 2.3, 2.29 6.35 2.28, 2.36 4.26-4.73 Calculated Work Function (eV) 2.1 5.1 4.7 % error

11. For each metal, we are going to determine the maximum wavelength that produces a current for eac metal, and use that information to calculate that metal's work function. Wavelength (nm) Frequency (Hz) 530nm 210nm 450nm Metal Potassium Platinum Sodium Silver Cesium Gold Copper Metal 260nm 580nm 230nm 250 nm 12. Look up the value for the work function for each metal. Find the percent error for each. Calculated Work Theoretical Work Function (eV) function Potassium Platinum Sodium Silver Cesium Gold Copper 2.3, 2.29 6.35 2.28, 2.36 4.26-4.73 Calculated Work Function (eV) 2.1 5.1 4.7 % error