Electrons are emitted from a conductor when the conductor is

A. bombarded by high-speed electrons.

B. subjected to a small voltage.

C. cooled rapidly.

D. exposed to weak light.

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Scarlett Carrillo

Chemistry

2 August, 01:46

Electrons are emitted from a conductor when the conductor is

A. bombarded by high-speed electrons.

B. subjected to a small voltage.

C. cooled rapidly.

D. exposed to weak light.

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Dominick Lamb · Answer 1

Well, I have personally used both A and C (provided the light frequency takes it above the work function of the condutor).

D could also work - a good conductor subject to a small voltage will carry a very large current. For instance, a flashlightg bulb filament is hot enough to emit electrons.

B is a no go.

Electrons are emitted from a conductor when the conductor isA. bombarded by high-speed electrons.B. subjected to a small voltage.C. cooled rapidly.D. exposed to weak light.

Electrons are emitted from a conductor when the conductor is

A. bombarded by high-speed electrons.

B. subjected to a small voltage.

C. cooled rapidly.

D. exposed to weak light.