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The emission of electrons from a metal caused by light striking metal A) newtons 1st law of motion B) Doppler effect C)double slit experiment D) photoelectric effect

The emission of electrons from a metal caused by light striking metal A) newtons 1st law of motion B) Doppler effect C)double slit experiment D) photoelectric effect
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The emission of electrons from a metal caused by light striking metal

A) newtons 1st law of motion
B) Doppler effect
C)double slit experiment
D) photoelectric effect

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User Robbert
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This is the photoelectric effect. Einstein earned his one
'and only Nobel prize for his explanation of this effect,
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User NickHalden
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I believe it is D, although you may should learn about all four of these laws.

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