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Bell Ringer Tues 1216 WDYS in the picture below Write down observations for the text as well as the picture WDYT what does the green team and ultraviolet team mean Pg 840 in the blue Active Physics Book ID: 365309

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Slide1

Photoelectric Effect and Quiz ReviewSlide2

Bell Ringer – Tues, 12/16

WDYS in the picture below? Write down observations for the text as well as the picture.

WDYT: what does the green team and ultraviolet team mean?

Pg

840 in the blue Active Physics BookSlide3

Bellwork – Tues, 12/16Slide4

Learning Target

We will describe the photoelectric effect and use it as evidence that light is a particle.

Standard – NGSS PS4.B.3: Photoelectric

materials emit electrons when they absorb light of a high-enough frequency. Slide5

Quiz Tomorrow

Make sure you can:

Know the types of light and their relative energies

Know which types of light cause damage to living cellsDescribe how a magnet is used to form an electric current

Describe how an electric current is used to form a magnetic fieldDescribe how light is a WAVE

and

a PARTICLESlide6

Agenda

Bellwork

What is the photoelectric effect?

Vending Machine Stations

Solar Cells Reading

Exit Slip

(Wave vs. Particle Reading)Slide7

What is the photoelectric effect?

Photoelectric effect – process by which electrons are released when electromagnetic radiation shines on the surface of a metal

It’s kind of like a vending machineSlide8

Old Vending Machine Rules

A bag of potato chips costs 10¢

If

y

ou add . . .

The

machine will . . .

10¢

Give you a bag of potato chips

Return your 5¢

25¢

Give you a bag of potato chips AND give you 15¢ in change

2 nickels

Return

your nickels (it can’t add coins)Slide9

Old Vending Machine Rules

In your groups:

Open your folder

Read what you add to the machinePredict what the machine will do!Slide10

Photoelectric Effect Rules

Read page 843, last two bullets

Read page 844, first columnSlide11

Old Theory

Observations

New Theory

Light

is a wave!

With higher amplitude, electrons should have higher energy

With low amplitude, electrons should take a long time to be emitted

Photoelectric Effect

Sim

Old Theory

Observations

New Theory

Light

is a wave!

With higher amplitude, electrons should have higher energy

With low amplitude, electrons should take a long time to be emitted

???????????

With higher amplitude, MORE electrons leave

with the SAME energy

With low amplitude, there is NO delay

Old Theory

Observations

New Theory

Light

is a wave!

With higher amplitude, electrons should have higher energy

With low amplitude, electrons should take a long time to be emitted

???????????

With higher amplitude, MORE electrons leave

with the SAME energy

With low amplitude, there is NO delay

Light is a particle!

Energy of

the electrons depends only on FREQUENCY

Each

photon

can only move ONE electronSlide12

Photoelectric Effect Theory

QUANTUM theory

Light

is a particle

!

Energy of the electrons depends only on

FREQUENCY

Each

photon

can only move ONE electronSlide13

Reading: PhysicsTalk

pg

846As you read, make a t-chart in your notebook that compares properties of PARTICLES to properties of WAVESSlide14

Exit Slip

How does the photoelectric effect show that light is a particle?