Wave Property
Photoelectric effect; photons hit the cathode resulting in the release of electrons which produces the current in the meter.
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Source: Photoelectric effect, Tuckerman, New York University
Wave Property
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Wave property; this is an example of diffraction
Source: diffraction, Bbkkk, Wikimedia Commons
Wave Property
Photoelectric effect; the waves represent photons which result in the release of electrons from the material.
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Adapted from: Effettofotoelettrico, Brus46, Wikimedia Commons
Wave Property
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Wave property; this is an example of both diffraction and interference.
Source: Double Slit Simulated, Fffred, Wikimedia Commons
Wave Property
Photoelectric effect; the UV light results in the release of electrons from the metal surface.
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Source: Photoelectric effect, Stanley Sabottka, A course in Consciousness
Wave Property
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Wave property; this is an example of thin film interference.
Source: Bubbles 06, PhillipC, Wikimedia Commons
Wave Property
Photoelectric effect; light photons result in the release of electrons from the sodium metal surface.
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Source: Photoelectric effect, David Darling, The Internet Encyclopedia of Science