Abstract
Stopping potentials for photo-electrons from Na, K and Li surfaces, as determined with a Faraday cylinder in vacuo for monochromatic ultraviolet light, were found to be accurately the same for all. This result makes general the conclusion that the stopping potential for a given frequency is the same for all clean metals. It is not the same for an oxidized copper surface, however, or for any surface showing a spurious contact e.m.f.

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