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Assume that the frequency of the radiation incident on a metal plate is greater than its threshold frequency. How will the following change, if the incident radiation is doubled?(1) Kinetic energy of electrons (2) Photoelectric
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Assume that the frequency of the radiation incident on a metal plate is greater than its threshold frequency. How will the following change, if the incident radiation is doubled?
(1) Kinetic energy of electrons (2) Photoelectric current
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