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Orange 590(Peak Wavelength, nm)--- Photocurrent, mA (Current with zero stopping voltage)please anwers?--- Stopping voltage, V (Voltage to force current to zero)please anwers?
Green 530(Peak Wavelength, nm) ---
Photocurrent, mA (Current with zero stopping voltage)please
anwers?--- Stopping voltage, V (Voltage to force current
to zero)please anwers?
Blue 485(Peak Wavelength,
nm) --- Photocurrent, mA (Current with zero stopping
voltage)please anwers?--- Stopping voltage, V
(Voltage to force current to zero)please anwers?
Ultraviolet 445(Peak Wavelength, nm) ---
Photocurrent, mA (Current with zero stopping voltage)please
anwers?--- Stopping voltage, V (Voltage to force current
to zero)please anwers?
2/ Based on the graph with the best fit straight line, what can you say about the relationship betweenthe color (or frequency) of light and the energy of its separate bits or photons?
3/ Your value of Planck’s constant (h) from the Grapher: ( ? ) J-s
The accepted value of Planck’s constant from Google: ( ? ) J-s
Percent difference of your value from the accepted value: ( ? ) %
Orange - Photocurrent = 5/3.45
= 1.449 mA
Stopping voltage, V = 5 V
Green - Photocurrent = 4.5/3.34
= 1.347 mA
Stopping voltage, V = 4.5 V
Blue - Photocurrent = 4.2/3.23
= 1.3 mA
Stopping voltage, V = 4.2 V
Ultraviolet - Photocurrent = 4/3.12
= 1.282 mA
Stopping voltage, V = 4 V
2) the relationship between the color (or frequency) of light and the energy of its separate bits or photons - they are directly proportional to each other .
3) value of Planck’s constant (h) from the Graph = 6.56 * 10-34 J-s
accepted value of Planck’s constant = 6.63 * 10-34 J-s
=> Percent difference = (6.63 - 6.56)/6.63
= 1.055 %