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A body executing SHM has amplitude 5 cm and time period 2 s. Maximum velocity is
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A lactometer operates on the principle of:
Correct Answer: Option C
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A lactometer is a specific type of hydrometer used to test the purity of milk by measuring its relative density. All hydrometers, including lactometers, work on Archimedes' Principle of buoyancy. They float at a depth that depends directly on the density of the liquid; they sink deeper in less dense liquids (like milk heavily diluted with water).
A lactometer is a specific type of hydrometer used to test the purity of milk by measuring its relative density. All hydrometers, including lactometers, work on Archimedes' Principle of buoyancy. They float at a depth that depends directly on the density of the liquid; they sink deeper in less dense liquids (like milk heavily diluted with water).
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What is the physical meaning of the 'Work Function' of a metal in the context of the photoelectric effect?
Correct Answer: Option C
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In Einstein's photoelectric theory, electrons are bound to the metal lattice. The 'work function' (often denoted by Phi or W) is defined strictly as the absolute minimum thermodynamic work (energy) needed to overcome these binding forces and remove an electron from the surface into a vacuum. If incident photon energy (hf) is less than the work function, absolutely no emission occurs.
In Einstein's photoelectric theory, electrons are bound to the metal lattice. The 'work function' (often denoted by Phi or W) is defined strictly as the absolute minimum thermodynamic work (energy) needed to overcome these binding forces and remove an electron from the surface into a vacuum. If incident photon energy (hf) is less than the work function, absolutely no emission occurs.
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