How do you calculate a resulting VCPD voltage if you have a Kelvin probe energy diagram and Kelvin probe's work function in 7 eV? Let's say we have two metals: one metal has a work function of 7 eV and another metal has a work function of 3.2 eV. How would you calculate the VCPD voltage?

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How do you calculate a resulting VCPD voltage if you have a Kelvin probe energy diagram and Kelvin probe's work function in 7 eV? Let's say we have two metals: one metal has a work function of 7 eV and another metal has a work function of 3.2 eV. How would you calculate the VCPD voltage?

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