Two elements C and D were irradiated with X-rays of the same wavelength and this energy was greater than the work function of the metals, The work function of element C was determined to be twice that of element D. The kinetic energy of the ejected electron in element C is O Same as the kinetic energy of emitted electron from element D Higher than the kinetic energy of emitted electron from element D Lower than the kinetic energy of emitted electron from element D Higher than the energy of the X-rays

Two elements C and D were irradiated with X-rays of the same wavelength and this energy was greater than the work function of the metals, The work function of element C was determined to be twice that of element D. The kinetic energy of the ejected electron in element C is O Same as the kinetic energy of emitted electron from element D Higher than the kinetic energy of emitted electron from element D Lower than the kinetic energy of emitted electron from element D Higher than the energy of the X-rays

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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