photoelectric effect

can the metals be also different here? or only the energy of light (frequency) is different but the metal is same?
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Emiya
EmiyaOP5d ago
different Vs is needed bcuz their Kinetic energy max are different, which is hv-Φ, so different metals have different Φ which means their KEmax can be different even with the light's v being different or same, hence different metals can have different Vs if the metals are same, then KEmax are different only bcuz of the light v are different, so they can also have different Vs so that means both are valid?
iTeachChem
iTeachChem5d ago
so if frequency of incident radiation is the same, then different metals depends on what is constant and what changes :)
Emiya
EmiyaOP5d ago
i see, thanks
iTeachChem
iTeachChem5d ago
you have written that the frequencies are different so it must be the same metal
Emiya
EmiyaOP4d ago
so if Vs is different, then freq dif - metal same freq same - metal dif yeah it's clear now

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