medium · MCAT chem-phys
In a photoelectric effect experiment, light of a frequency just below the threshold frequency is directed at a metal plate.
If the intensity (brightness) of this light is doubled, what will happen?
- No electrons will be emitted
- Electrons will be emitted with twice the kinetic energy
- The number of emitted electrons will double
- The metal will begin to emit light in response
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