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Photoelectric Effect: Threshold Frequency Explained
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[QUOTE="Vivan Vatsa, post: 5541932, member: 593431"] I have studied photoelectric effect. I have many doubts regarding that, so firstly, I cannot understand when, THRESHOLD FREQUENCY arises. " Threshold frequency is the frequency at which the electron gets ejected from the electrode & runs toward the other negatively charged electrode " , so my question is When we are applying energy & we know that the electron will get ejected at Threshold Frequency, then where the left over energy goes? [/QUOTE]
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