Electrons are ejected from a metallic surface when incident light quanta have been certain minimum A) Wavelength B) Energy C) Amplitude D)Number of photons
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Electrons are ejected from a metallic surface when incident light quanta have been a certain minimum wavelength which is 683 nm.
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The energy produced by the above wavelength is 1.82 eV. This minimum energy through which an electron can be excited through the kinetic energy is called photoelectric works function.
When a light wave is fallen to a surface of a metal, it;s electron excited to higher energy state and this phenomenon is called photoelectric effect.
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