14. Zinc metal has a work function of 5.816 x10-19 J. Consider the following questions regarding the photoelectric effect on zinc metal. а. What is the threshold frequency, vo, of zinc metal? Report your result in units of s-1. b. Calculate the maximum kinetic energy of an emitted electron when light of wavelength 140.0 nm strikes the surface of a sample of zinc metal. Report your result in units of J.

14. Zinc metal has a work function of 5.816 x10-19 J. Consider the following questions regarding the photoelectric effect on zinc metal. а. What is the threshold frequency, vo, of zinc metal? Report your result in units of s-1. b. Calculate the maximum kinetic energy of an emitted electron when light of wavelength 140.0 nm strikes the surface of a sample of zinc metal. Report your result in units of J.

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