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What is the difference between photo electric effect and compton effect?
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∙ 14y ago
- The photo-electric effect causes a current to pass between two plates that already have a voltaic potential difference.
- the photovoltaic effect causes a voltage to grow between two plates that don't already have one (or changes the applied voltage to something else). There is no current.
In photo electric effect,
- When light(photon) Strikes on the one plate,electron in outershell of atom is ejected by absorbing the light.And electron can move from its plate to other plate if energy of photon is satisfy the break force of surface into electron and potential energy of two plates.So current is generated.
In photo voltaic effect,
- When light(photon) Strikes on the one plate, electron in outershell of atom is go up to new energy level by absorbing the light. So no charge carriers move.Therefore no current.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoNo, the compton effect is the apparent change in frequency of EM waves after they are passed from a crystal lattice whereas the photoelectric effect is the emission of electrons by metal surfaces when EM radiation is shone upon them. Certainly the two processes are not the reverse of each other.
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∙ 14y agoIn photo electric effect wave length does not change while in compton effect wave length decreases.
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