Threshold Energy [ENDORSED]
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Re: Threshold Energy [ENDORSED]
Threshold energy is the energy/work required to eject an electron. I believe that work function and threshold energy are the same thing.
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Re: Threshold Energy
Also important to note that the energy remaining after the threshold energy is reached is expressed as kinetic energy of the electron actually being ejected, such that KE = E(photon) - E(threshold)
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