The Î""G°′ of the reaction is −7.180 kJ·mol−1. Calculate the equilibrium constant for the reaction at 25 °C.
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Answer:
1 that is 100%
Explanation:
here it is given that Fermi energy of the of the metal = 5 e.V
work function= 4 e.V
we have to find the probability that an incident electron will tunnel out if E=109 V/m
WORK FUNCTION : work function is defined as the energy required to withdraw an electron completely from the metal surface.
now the energy per unit volume in electric field is given by
E=
E=
E=
in electron volt E=4.427\times 10^{6}joule × 6.24\times 10^{18}
E=
hence the applied energy per unit volume is greater than the work work function of electron so there is probability of 100% that electron will tunnel out