In a photoelectric-effect experiment, the photocurrent i for large positive values of VAC has the same value no matter what the light frequency f (provided that f is higher than the threshold frequency f0). Explain why
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In a photoelectric-effect experiment, the photocurrent i for large positive values of VAC has the same value no matter what the light frequency f (provided that f is higher than the threshold frequency f0). Explain why
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