The blanks have been filled for the first part. Please help with the second part with a blank field. In a photoelectric effect experiment, the stopping potential is observed to drop from6 V to 2 V when the wavelength of incident light is doubled.The work function of the irradiated metal is W= 2evThe frequency of the light in the original setup is therefore f =1.93e15HzYou should type in large numbers using exponential notation, e.g. enter 1.6 x 101 as1.6е11What is the maximum wavelength of light, in nm, that is capable of knockingelectrons off a platinum plate if the work function of platinum is 6.35 eV?Answer:

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Chapter3: The Quantum Theroy Of Light

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