The photoelectrons emitted from a given cathode on the incidence of a given monochromatic…
Physics · Class 12 · CBSE — Dual Nature of Radiation & Matter
The photoelectrons emitted from a given cathode on the incidence of a given monochromatic beam of light have a/an
- energy spread with a lower limit
- energy spread with an upper limit
- energy spread with no sharp limits
- definite energy only
Answer
(B) energy spread with an upper limit
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