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I was just wondering how to estimate the work function of a metal? for example, I have a potential well, where electrons fill the states from the bottom state up to 7 eV above the potential floor, where the top of the potential well is 12 eV. How do I determine from this what the work function is? |
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gis wrote:
Hi, I was just wondering how to estimate the work function of a metal? for example, I have a potential well, where electrons fill the states from the bottom state up to 7 eV above the potential floor, where the top of the potential well is 12 eV. How do I determine from this what the work function is? Whatever your model, remember that diamond has a negative work function into vacuum. Theoreticians only fear one entity - an experimentalist. -- Uncle Al http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/ (Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals) "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" The Net! |
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gis wrote:
Hi, I was just wondering how to estimate the work function of a metal? for example, I have a potential well, where electrons fill the states from the bottom state up to 7 eV above the potential floor, where the top of the potential well is 12 eV. How do I determine from this what the work function is? Some Known Values http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu...photoelec.html See: http://resources.yesican.yorku.ca/tr...nment_em1.html |
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