Physics, asked by Sharatpaul3165, 10 months ago

How is velocity of photoelectrons affected if the wavelength of incident light is increased?

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as the incident radiation wavelength increases, the energy per photon DECREASES. The photon energy, less the threshold energy, is the KE of the fastest emitted electrons

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