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The photoelectric effect is an electron-emitting phenomenon on a metal surface upon exposure to a photon. Assume the energy required to emit one electron from a metal surface would be 
. Determine the maximum wavelength of photons that can initiate the photoelectric effect.
The photoelectric effect is an electron-emitting phenomenon on a metal surface upon exposure to a photon. Assume the energy required to emit one electron from a metal surface would be . Determine the maximum wavelength of photons that can initiate the photoelectric effect.
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