Photoelectric Effect is the emission of electrons from metal by electromagnetic radiation.
Photoelectron is used to indicate that the electron has been emitted when light falls on the surface of a metal.
- Note: It is the same as regular electrons!!
Photoelectric Effect
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- Photoelectric Effect
- Observations of Photoelectric Effect
- Failure of Classical Wave Theory
- Understanding Photoelectric Effect
- Einstein's Photoelectric Equation
- Wave Particle Duality
- Bohr Model of The Atom
- Energy Level Diagram For Hydrogen
- Line Spectra
- Coolidge X-Ray Tube
- Features of X-ray Spectrum
- Properties of Lasers
- Exciting The Atom
- How Lasers Works
- Helium-Neon Laser
- Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle
- The Schrodinger Equation And Wave Function
- Quantum Tunnelling
- Reflection And Transmission
- Scanning Tunnelling Microscope
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