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Kinetic energy of a photoelectron
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[QUOTE="TSny, post: 6043827, member: 229090"] Not all electrons require the same amount of work to remove them from the metal. W is defined to be the [I]minimum[/I] amount of work required. That is, W is the amount of energy required to remove those electrons that are easiest to dislodge from the metal. [/QUOTE]
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