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用功率P0=1W的光源,照射离光源r=3m处的某块金属的薄片.已知光源发出的是波长λ=589nm的单色光,试计算

(1)1s内打到金属板1m2面积上的光子数;

(2)若取该金属原子半径r1=0.5×10-10m,则金属表面上每个原子平均需隔多少时间才能接收到一个光子?

答案

解 (1)离光源3m处的金属板每1s内单位面积上接受的光能为

E=

P0t
r2
=
1×1
4π×32
J/m2•s=8.9×10-3J/m2•s=5.56×1016eV/m2•s

因为每个光子的能量为

E1=hν=

hc
λ
=
6.63×10-34×3×108
589×10-9
J=3.377×10-19J=2.11eV

所以单位时间内打到金属板上单位面积的光子数为

n=

E
E1
=
5.56×1016
2.11
=2.64×1016

(2)每个原子的截面积为

S1=πr12=π×(0.5×10-10)2m2=7.85×10-21m2

把金属板看成由原子密集排列组成的,则每个原子截面积上每秒内接收到的光子数为

n1=nS1=2.64×1016×7.85×10-21s-1=2.07×10-4s-1

每两个光子落在原子上的时间间隔为

△t=

1
n1
=
1
2.07×10-4
s=4830.9s

答:(1)1s内打到金属板1m2面积上的光子数为2.64×1016个;

(2)若取该金属原子半径r1=0.5×10-10m,则金属表面上每个原子平均需隔4830.9s才能接收到一个光子.

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