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A phototube has a stopping potential of 1V. Calculate the maximum velocity of the photoelectron.
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A phototube has a stopping potential of 1V. Calculate the maximum velocity of the photoelectron.

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The potential at which this occurs is called the stopping potential. ... of the incident light had no effect on the maximum kinetic energy of the photoelectrons. .... When charge (e) is given in elementary charges, the energy will be calculated in electron volts. ... Motion · Distance & Displacement · Speed & Velocity · Acceleration ...

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