Planck

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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What term describes how in some circumstances light can behave like a particle and other circumstances it can behave like a wave?

• particle-wave schima

• Planck's particle dual behavior

• wave-particle duality

• particle-wave behavior principle

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What is Planck's constant symbolized by?

• A) h

• B) p

• C) c

• D) k

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Which of the following equations represents Planck's relation?

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What is the value of Planck's constant?

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Planck's constant is a fundamental constant in which field of physics?

• A) Classical Mechanics

• B) Quantum Mechanics

• C) Thermodynamics

• D) Electromagnetism

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• A) Energy and mass

• B) Energy and frequency

• C) Force and acceleration

• D) Voltage and current

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In the context of blackbody radiation, what does Planck's law describe?

• A) The distribution of electromagnetic radiation from a blackbody

• B) The motion of planets around the sun

• C) The behavior of gases under pressure

• D) The flow of electric current in a conductor

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Which experiment led to the development of Planck's constant?

• A) Michelson-Morley experiment

• B) Blackbody radiation experiment

• C) Rutherford gold foil experiment

• D) Double-slit experiment

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Planck's constant is used to calculate the energy of what type of particle?

• A) Proton

• B) Neutron

• C) Photon

• D) Electron

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