When light hits a surface of a vacuum photocell with light of wavelength 555 nm electrons are barely ejected from the surface. You change the excitation wavelength to 401 nm. Calculate the ejected electrons kinetic energy and velocity.
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When light hits a surface of a vacuum photocell with light of wavelength 555 nm electrons...
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