a metal has a minimum energy threshold of 266 kJ/mol, what happens if light at a wavelength of 400.0 nm is shined on the metal surface? Report the velocity of ejected electrons in meters per second to three significant figures. Note that if you want to type your answer in scientific notation you should use "E", 0.0123 should be reported as 1.23E-2. Do not include units with your answer

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