Wave or Paricle - Frutuoso
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What does the 'h' stand for in the equation E=hf? | The 'h' stands for Planck's Constant
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| What can the absorption of a photon lead to the emission of? | Leads to the emission of a Photoelectron
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| What is Radiation Flux a measure of? | Measure of the amount of energy landing on a unit area in a unit time
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| What does the 'f' stand for in the equation E=hf | The 'f' stands for Frequency
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| What does the 'E' stand for in E=hf | The 'E' stands for Energy
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| What did Robert Hooke believe Light was, Wave or Particle? | He believed it to be a wave
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| What did Christiaan Huygens believe Light was, Wave or Particle? | He believed it to be a wave
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| What did Isaac Newton believe Light was, Wave or Particle? | He believed it to be a particle
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| What did Thomas Young believe Light was, Wave or Particle? | He believed it to be a wave
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| What did James Clark Maxwell believe Light was, Wave or Particle? | He believed it to be a wave
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| What did Albert Einstein believe Light was, Wave or Particle? | He believed it to be a particle
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| How was the first scientist to put forward the idea of wave-particle duality? | Louis de Broglie
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| What was planck's first name? | Max
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