Physics, asked by monu8434, 11 months ago

In photoelectric emission, what happens to the incident photons?

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This is what happens in the photoelectric effect. An electron in the metal absorbs the photon and its energy is increased by the photon energy.In this formulation, the electron absorbs the total energy and momentum of the photon

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