What is the photoelectric effect? A. Electricity used to produce light from metals B. Electricity produced when light hits metal C. Electricity produced when electrons hit metal D. Electricity produced

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What is the photoelectric effect?

A. Electricity used to produce light from metals
B. Electricity produced when light hits metal
C. Electricity produced when electrons hit metal
D. Electricity produced when metal is hit with atoms

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Step-by-step explanation:

Electricity produced when light hits metal

Ian Paschal answered Aug 29, 2018

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It's the emission of an electron when lights hit metal! Hope that helps! :)

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