In photoelectric effect experiments, no photoelectrons are produced when the frequency of the incident radiation drops below a cutoff value (which varies depending on the metal used in the experiment), no matter how bright or intense the light is. How can you explain this fact using a “particle” theory of light instead of a wave theory of light?
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