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| - | - We can measure the photoelectric effect by setting up two metal plates with a variable potential difference $V$ between them. If we shine light of frequency $\nu$ on the positive plate there will be a current between the plates due to electron ejected from the positive plate with nonzero kinetic energy, provided $V$ is not too large. | + | - We can measure the photoelectric effect by setting up two metal plates with a variable potential difference $V$ between them. If we shine light of frequency $\nu$ on the positive plate there will be a current between the plates due to the motion of the electron ejected from the positive plate with nonzero kinetic energy, provided $V$ is not too large. |
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