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Can positive charges be liberated by the photoelectric effect? yes rarely no sometimes

Can positive charges be liberated by the photoelectric effect? yes rarely no sometimes
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Can positive charges be liberated by the photoelectric effect?

yes
rarely
no
sometimes

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No, positive charges cannot be liberated by the photoelectric effect.

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