Quantum Mechanics Part 1 - CC

A ________ is basically the idealized version of a radiating object.

• frequency

• light ray

• black hole

• blackbody

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This law's equation predicts that the higher the radiation emitted from a blackbody the higher the intensity.

• Planck's Law of Blackbody Radiation

• Einstein's theory of relativity

• Rayleigh-Jeans Law

• Kirchhoff's Law

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At what point in experiments did the results not fit the Rayleigh-Jeans Law equation?

• at ultraviolet frequencies and higher

• at infrared frequencies and lower

• below ultraviolet frequencies

• the results always fit

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What term describes the contradiction of the principle of the conservation of energy?

• Congressional Meetings

• The Infrared Contradiction

• The Visible Light Cataclysm

• The Ultraviolet Catastrophe

What is the equation for Planck's Law?

• Energy of a photon = Planck's constant * frequency of light

• Energy of a photon = Planck's constant / frequency of light

• Energy of a photon * Planck's constant = frequency of light

• Energy of a photon = Planck's constant = frequency of light

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Energy could only fit in discreet packets called _____.

• particles

• blackbodies

• protons

• quanta

Eventually these discreet packets got called ____ because of Einstein's work.

• particles

• blackbodies

• photons

• quanta

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When light hits a metal plate and electrons leave the plate creating a current, this is called the ______.

• particle effect

• photoelectric effect

• light and particle effect

• photoparticle effect

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The minimum amount of energy needed to cause an electron to be ejected is called the _____.

• light function

• work function

• energy function

• photo function

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What is the equation for the energy of the photon for particle theory?

• energy of photon = work function = maximum kinetic energy

• energy of photon * work function = maximum kinetic energy

• energy of photon = work function * maximum kinetic energy

• energy of photon = work function / maximum kinetic energy

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