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Results tagged with photoelectric-effect
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The observed behavior in which light falling on certain metals can eject electrons from the surface.
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Photoelectric effect and wave particle duality
In a vacuum, if electrons are accelerated by a certain voltage, giving the electrons a specific de Broglie wavelength and were incident on a piece of metal, providing the wavelength was roughly the di …
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Thermionic emission
I have a pretty basic question regarding the beam of electrons as a result of thermionic emission.
In an electron gun, the emitted electrons from the cathode become incident at a point on the other …
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