Chemistry, asked by harithaselvamani, 2 months ago

If the energy of incident radiation is doubled, then the maximum kinetic energy of
the ejected electron is
1) doubled 2) halved 3) more than doubled 4) remains same​

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Answered by vaibhavrajak10
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Ans: option(4) remains same

The kinetic energy of photoelectrons are independent of the intensity of light. So there will be no change in the maximum kinetic energy even if the intensity of light is doubled.

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