Maximum Kinetic Energy of Ejected Photo-electron versus Incoming Frequency Maximum Kinetic Energy (ev) WŃ10-NE 3 Frequency (E14 Hz) 10 11 What is the threshold frequency of the experimental photo-missive material?

Maximum Kinetic Energy of Ejected Photo-electron versus Incoming Frequency Maximum Kinetic Energy (ev) WŃ10-NE 3 Frequency (E14 Hz) 10 11 What is the threshold frequency of the experimental photo-missive material?

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