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Ultraviolet light is shone on a piece of metal, and electrons are observed to be ejected from the metal. The UV lamp is now replaced by a lamp of the same intensity, but which produces photons having a shorter wavelength. Which of the below differences is observed?

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More electrons per unit time are produced.

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Nothing changes at all.

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Electrons with a higher maximum energy are observed.

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Electrons with lower maximum energy are observed.

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