Laws of Photoelectric Emission
1. Instantaneous emission (no time lag). 2. Rate of photoelectron emission ∝ light intensity. 3. Maximum KE depends strictly on frequency ν, independent of intensity. 4. No emission below threshold frequency ν₀.
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1. Instantaneous emission (no time lag). 2. Rate of photoelectron emission ∝ light intensity. 3. Maximum KE depends strictly on frequency ν, independent of intensity. 4. No emission below threshold frequency ν₀.
The negative anode potential required to stop the fastest emitted photoelectrons: eV₀ = Kmax = hν - Φ₀.
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