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  • Thanks dude!

  • Sir.... u r amazing

  • Brilliant video ! Just one question. If the incident radiation is of low energy (heat of IF red) and is <PHI ,does it not hold true that the temp of the metal sample would increase thereby emitting a photon of IF red light? Or is it that a certain amount of light can be absorbed before saturation and that saturation point is PHI. Thanks again for posting and educating. People like you restore my faith in humanity.

  • nice video

  • strange that there is no option for HQ for part 2, unlike part 1. thanks for these videos, very useful stuff

  • thanks

  • lol thanks for the 7 hours before the hsc lesson. It helped

  • thanks eXiLeau.

    These videos are actually being shot for Australian HSC and they dont use E formula; hf=(WF)+0.5M(e)V^2(m).

  • very good tho, i loved it :)

  • also, the surface must be metallic ;)

  • very interesting. but you neglected to explain einsteins most used photo.E formula; hf=(WF)+0.5M(e)V^2(m)

  • Great lecture, thanks.

  • thanx mate keep the videos coming. They are helping me understand HSC Physics.

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