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If too much energy is given to an electron that is above the threshold frequency what happens to the extra energy?
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If too much energy is given to an electron that is above the threshold

frequency what happens to the extra energy?

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The electron gives up It's extra energy in a form called "photon light" and falls back down to its normal energy level

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