MCQ
The curve between the work function of a metal $({\phi _o})$ and its temperature $ (T)$ will be
- A
- B
- ✓
- D
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Answer
Correct option: C.
c
(c)With rise in temperature, work function decreases (non-linearly).
(c)With rise in temperature, work function decreases (non-linearly).
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