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</p><p>Here you will learn in detail what the photoelectric effect is all about. First, we'll look at how the experiment is set up, then we'll move on to photons and photon energy. Then we will send a photon towards a metal plate to release an electron from it. Here you will learn about work function and cutoff frequency and how to calculate them. Using two examples of work function, we will convert electron volts to joules and vice versa.
</p><p>The ejected electron has kinetic energy. We take this into account when deriving the Einstein formula with the help of the conservation of energy. Afterwards, we use the stopping voltage to rewrite the Einstein formula.
</p><p>At the end, we illustrate the statement of the photoelectric effect with a graph. From this graph you can determine the value of Planck's constant.
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<hr><p>00:00 What is the photoelectric effect?
00:07 Experiment setup
00:46 Photons
01:58 Work function and threshold frequency
03:48 Convert electron volts to joules and vice versa
04:19 Kinetic energy of an electron
04:50 Einstein formula
05:36 Stopping (braking) voltage
07:20 Energy frequency graph
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