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Using the ionization energy chart, how much energy will it take to remove only 1 electron on the surface of Nickel? If you hit the surface of Nickel with a photo that has a wavelength of 90nm, what will the wavelength of that ejected electron be?
14 years ago

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DrBob222
Do you not have the chart? Can you look up the energy needed to remove one electron? Then plug into the equation I wrote below.
14 years ago
Luvy
I need help with the Same thing
12 years ago

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