COLLEGE PHYSICS:VOL.1
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Chapter 27, Problem 5MCQ
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To check: The correct definition of work function from the options given below:

a. the positive work one needs to do to remove an electron from a metal.

b. the positive potential energy of interaction of an electron and a metal.

c. the negative potential energy of interaction of an electron and a metal.

d. a and b.

e. a and c.

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