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    1) According to Einstein's photoelectric effect theory, increasing the frequency of incident light increases the kinetic energy of emitted electrons from a metal surface, but increasing intensity has no effect. 2) Einstein proposed that light is quantized in discrete packets called photons, and individual photons can eject electrons if their energy exceeds the metal's work function. 3) Combining Einstein's photon theory with Planck's quantum theory provided an explanation of the photoelectric effect and agreed with experimental observations.

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    1) According to Einstein's photoelectric effect theory, increasing the frequency of incident light increases the kinetic energy of emitted electrons from a metal surface, but increasing intensity has no effect. 2) Einstein proposed that light is quantized in discrete packets called photons, and individual photons can eject electrons if their energy exceeds the metal's work function. 3) Combining Einstein's photon theory with Planck's quantum theory provided an explanation of the photoelectric effect and agreed with experimental observations.

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    1) According to Einstein's photoelectric effect theory, increasing the frequency of incident light increases the kinetic energy of emitted electrons from a metal surface, but increasing intensity has no effect. 2) Einstein proposed that light is quantized in discrete packets called photons, and individual photons can eject electrons if their energy exceeds the metal's work function. 3) Combining Einstein's photon theory with Planck's quantum theory provided an explanation of the photoelectric effect and agreed with experimental observations.

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