In a photoelectric experiment, if the stopping potential is increased, what happ

In a photoelectric experiment, if the stopping potential is increased, what happens to the energy of the emitted electrons?

In a photoelectric experiment, if the stopping potential is increased, what happens to the energy of the emitted electrons?

Step 1: Understand what stopping potential means. It is the voltage needed to stop the emitted electrons from reaching the detector.
Step 2: Know that the energy of emitted electrons comes from the light that hits the material, not from the stopping potential.
Step 3: Realize that increasing the stopping potential means you are applying a stronger voltage to stop more electrons.
Step 4: Conclude that while more electrons can be stopped, the energy of the electrons that are emitted remains the same.

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