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GRE Physics Subject Test
Classical mechanics · Electromagnetism · Quantum mechanics · Thermodynamics
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MediumIn the photoelectric effect, no electrons are emitted if the light's frequency is below the threshold frequency, no matter how intense the light. This shows that:
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