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Understanding Light's Dual Nature

The document discusses the dual nature of light and radiation, focusing on the photoelectric effect and its key equations. It explains concepts such as maximum kinetic energy, threshold frequency, and the relationship between intensity and stopping potential. Additionally, it covers the implications of increasing light frequency and intensity on photoelectric current and stopping potential.

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Understanding Light's Dual Nature

The document discusses the dual nature of light and radiation, focusing on the photoelectric effect and its key equations. It explains concepts such as maximum kinetic energy, threshold frequency, and the relationship between intensity and stopping potential. Additionally, it covers the implications of increasing light frequency and intensity on photoelectric current and stopping potential.

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DUAL NATURE OF LIGHT AND

RADIATION

SHORT NOTES

DEEPAK SIR
BEEPAK SIR
Photoelectric Effect function effect explain with

I
work 37 photoelectric can't be

(KE) max hf-ho d a to wave nature of light .

a) Equation
=
=

(K.E) max >


-

(KE) max of photodection


in independent of Internity
b) Threehold frequency G light .

Ih Existence of fo
fmin ==
->
f
ejection of photoelection
f .
af 3 >
-
Instant

1) Threehold wavelength 4- De-Broyle hypothenin


p-momentum
Max
= 10 1
=4 =
=

Potential
2- Photocell
>
-
1 In term of accelerating
Graphs 1
= JAY
=

a) (k Elmax
.

Vs Intensity
No effect of Intensity on molecule
CKE >
-

Forgan
(k .

E .

) max m=- Motarman


1
= NA
Avagado NO
Anode Potential
b) current va
Carment 5-
Intensity of photon
saturation current
I wer
Area
=
-stopping Potential
Anode Potential
Power P= edgy
time

67 Force and Prenure executed by incident


Potential
#OTE Stopping
lightPrennure P F
(k E) max
=
.
=
&Vo #

v - hanginmomentum
==
=
F

2) Stopping Potential
va wavelength
P
=
No
PrevenInternity
t
Prennurep ==
3 7 Davisnion and German experiment
maxima obtained
OTE At 54V primary
d) If we increase Internity of light stopping 0 =
508
Potential remain same
G Law
Carment Internity Brayga
3
F
I <[2 <
Iz n1
,
Casino =

potential
·

Anode

there in

e) If we Increase frequency of light Potential


current butstopping
no effect on

change .

current

Easef ,

Fr Anode Potential
Voz-Voz-Vo
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