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mattchan

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Hey, I got a question. Do you guys remmber the photoelectric effect experiment where light is shone onto a sodium metal surface and photoelectrons are emitted to a collector plate?

Should the sodium plate be positively or negatively charged to measure the current from the ammeter?
 

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Well think about it.. You want electrons to jump from the sodium metal to the collector plate.
So the sodium plate should have a lower potential ("negative") than the collector's plate.
NOTE: Only runs in direct current
 

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AntiHyper said:
Well think about it.. You want electrons to jump from the sodium metal to the collector plate.
So the sodium plate should have a lower potential ("negative") than the collector's plate.
NOTE: Only runs in direct current
antihyper u play Rose Online!
i used to play it until dey reset the whole thing lol
 

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