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Write down Einstein’s photoelectric equation and explain the photoelectric effect on its basis

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When the light means photons incident on a metal surface, the electrons are emitting from metal surface, called photoelectric effect.

The Einstein's Photo-Electric equation : KEmax = hf−W

Here, KEmax

is the maximum kinetic energy of photo-electron, h is the Planck's constant, f is the frequency of incident light and W is the work function of the metal.

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