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which of the following gases are filled inside the photoelectric cells?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Inert gases like neon or argon are filled inside the photoelectric cells to increase the photoelectric current due to ionization. When radiation falls on the plate, photoelectrons are ejected which are accelerated towards charged plate A.

Answered by Anonymous
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inert gases like neon or argon

are filled inside the Photoelectric cell to

increase the photoelectric current due to

ionization•

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