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In the previous problem , which surface will require less energy to emit photoelectrons ?

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To determine which surface requires less energy to emit photoelectrons, we can analyze the information provided in the problem using Einstein's photoelectric equation. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the Given Information**: - We have two surfaces, X and Y, exposed to radiation of frequency \( \nu = 10^{12} \) Hz. - The photoelectrons emitted from surface X have zero kinetic energy, while those from surface Y have some positive kinetic energy. ...
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