MCQ
The thermionic emission of electron is due to
- AElectromagnetic field
- BElectrostatic field
- ✓High temperature
- DPhotoelectric effect
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
High temperature
c
The thermionic emission of electron is due to High temperature.
The thermionic emission of electron is due to High temperature.
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