More electrons is not more energy per electron
In the one-quantum model, frequency sets the maximum electron energy after paying the escape cost. Increasing power at fixed frequency can increase the number emitted without increasing that maximum.
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Follow all nine sections: the classical allocation problem, the Wien entropy calculation, independent configurations, the heuristic move, and three energy-transfer applications.
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A stopping voltage is a magnitude with a sign convention
The ideal stopping-potential magnitude is Kmax divided by the positive elementary-charge magnitude. Partial transfer or internal losses produce an inequality rather than a larger endpoint energy.