Answer to Question #347531 in Atomic and Nuclear Physics for Loie

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Question #347531

Find the energy of incident photons if a 430-nm violet light is incident on a calcium photoelectrode with a work function of 2.71 eV.

Expert's answer

"E=\\frac{hc}{\\lambda}-A=0.18~eV."

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