What is the effect on the velocity of the emitted photoelectron on decreasing the wavelength of incident light
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there will be an increase in the velocity
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★} Then the answer is as follows: 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. As the incident energy is decreased, the KE will decrease and the velocity would decrease.
★} yes there is a chance of increasein velocity.
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★} Then the answer is as follows: 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. As the incident energy is decreased, the KE will decrease and the velocity would decrease.
★} yes there is a chance of increasein velocity.
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