Where Can I Find a Reliable Source for Electron Energy Values?

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The discussion revolves around finding a reliable source for the electron energy value of 4.9 eV related to the Frank-Hertz experiment. The original poster, Kel, is seeking alternatives to Wikipedia, which their lecturer does not accept as a credible source. A suggested website for this information is HyperPhysics, which provides detailed explanations and data on the experiment. The need for credible sources is emphasized for academic integrity and future work. Reliable references are crucial for supporting scientific claims in lab reports.
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Hi

I'm in the middle of writing up the Frank-Hertz experiment as part of my lab module this year, but I'm having trouble finding a 'reliable' website that I can use to quote the electron energy value (ie 4.9eV).

I'm afraid my lecturer refuses to acknowledge wikipedia as a good source.

So, even though I have the value that I need, could anyone suggest a website that I can use as a source for this info - and therefore for future work.

Cheers
Kel
 
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