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During the photoelectric effect, when photons strike with 5.1eV, electrons emitted from which metal have higher kinetic energy?MetalNaAgWork function2.3 eV4.3 eV

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Through his experiments, Neils Bohr improved upon Rutherford's model of the atom. One of the concepts that played a major role in the formulation of Bohr's model is the dual nature of electromagnetic radiation. This means that radiations possess both wave-like and particle-like characteristics.

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During the photoelectric effect, when photons strike with 5.1eV, electrons emitted from which metal have higher kinetic energy?<br><table><tr><th>Metal</th><th>Na</th><th>Ag</th></tr><tr><td>Work function</td><td>2.3 eV</td><td>4.3 eV</td></tr></table>






 
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