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Is the kinetic energy of all photoelectrons from a given metal the same?

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photoelectrons from when a metal is irradiated with radiation a suitable frequency, the photoelectrons emitted have kinetic energy ranging from 0 to a certain maximum value equal to the photon energy minus the work function of the metal.
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