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I wanted to to know that why the attraction of electrons towards the positive plate of the the CRT is not taken into account in the Einstein’s explanation of the photoelectric effect and only the velocity imparted by the striking photon is considered.

 

English: German-born theoretical physicist Alb...

Thanks!

 

Regards
Amit Singh
XII-B

Answer:

I request you to kindly read the story well. Every aspect is dealt in detail. Please go thoroughly through the text material or the link to photoelectric effect provided in this page.

 

 

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