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are emitted from metal plates when light is shone on it
electrons
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minimum frequency that allows for electrons to be emitted
threshold frequency
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when over threshold frequency, the no. of electrons is directly proportional to this
intensity
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wave theory fails because intensity has no effect on...
the energy of electrons
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wave theory fails because intensity doesn't emit electrons. its actually the...
the frequency
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the intensity doesn't effect max Ek because each proton has a 1-1...
interaction
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the energy of the electrons depends on the energy of the...
photon
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energy needed to lose to break free of bonds
work function
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when you completely remove an electron from an atom
ionisation
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when an electron moves up an energy level
excitation
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in fluorescent tubes
phosphor
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the type of spectrum white light makes
continuous
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the type of spectrum cool gas makes
absorption
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the type of spectrum excited gases make
emission
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cool gases mean their atoms are in this state
ground
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this proves light is a wave
diffraction
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this proves light is a particle
the photoelectric effect
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he said light shows diffraction properties and has a wavelength
De Broglie
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wave length is inversely proportional to...
momentum
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you can only see diffraction patterns if the gap is the same as the
wavelength
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