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    The Minimum Amount of Energy That an Incident Electron on Potassium
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The Minimum Amount of Energy That an Incident Electron on Potassium

Question 27

Question 27

Multiple Choice

The minimum amount of energy that an incident electron on potassium (Z = 19) must have to eject a K shell electron is


A) 0.24 keV.
B) 0.26 keV.
C) 4.4 keV.
D) 4.9 keV.

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