Choose the BEST answer to the following. The discrete orbits of electrons is best understood when modeled by (a) high-speed particles. (b) particles on springs. (c) waves. (d) photons.

Q: In what respects are photons similar to other particles like electrons? What distinguishes them? Is…

A: What are photons? Every electromagnetic radiation is made up of microscopic packets of energy…

Q: What happens to the energy of a vibrating electron that does not collide with neighboring atoms?

A: Required : What happens to the energy of a vibrating electron that does not collide with neighboring…

Q: How do photons compare to other types of particles, like electrons, for example? Where do their…

A: Electrons and protons are both fundamental particles but they have a lot of differences. A photon is…

Q: Define a quantum of energy, and explain how it is related to an energychange of matter.

A: Quantum literally means the minimum possible state of the physical entity involved in an…

Q: Consider one of the many electrons on the tip of your nose. If somebody looks at it, will its motion…

A: Given: Consider one of the many electrons on the tip of your nose. If somebody looks at it, will its…

Q: What do Scientist believe is caused by the rotation of electrons as they orbit the nuclei of atoms?…

A: a)  It is known that the circular current carrying loop produces a magnetic dipole moment ,…

Q: What is meant by  quantum length ?

A: Quantum length is also known as Planck's length. It is a unit of length and is a base unit in the…

Q: Based on the text you read, showing that electrons can behave like waves?

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Q: What happens to an electron when a photon hits it?

A: As per Compton effect, when a photon strikes an electron at rest, some of its energy is lost to the…

Q: When and where do Newton’s laws of motion and quantum mechanics overlap?

A: Newton’s laws of motion describes with high degree of accuracy about the dependence of the motion of…

Q: What is meant by the term matter waves? Why we can not observe it in our daily life? (**) direct…

A: Matter waves:- The wave associated with each moving particle is known as a matter-wave. The…

Q: How does a ping pong launcher relate to the Grade 11 physics kinematics, forces, waves and sound,…

A: Since the launcher will launch the ping pong ball so that it launches with a parabolic trajectory,…

Q: What is the maximum wavelength for which electrons are released, in nanometers and the frequency of…

A: Photoelectric effect is the phenomenon that occurs when a photon hits an metallic ion, and an…

Q: If a butterfly causes a tornado, does it make sense to eradicate butterflies? Defend your answer.

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Q: Distinguish between hot objects and the Quantization of Energy?

A: The result of the movement of minute particles known as atoms, molecules, or ions in liquids,…

Q: What did Benjamin Franklin postulate about electricity?

A: Benjamin Franklin gave an idea about the positive and negative charge.

Q: The amount of energy in each quantum of light depends on the _

A: Quanta or photons are the smallest discrete amounts of light. The energy of a photon or a quanta is…

Q: what is related between Van Der Graaf and electromagnetic? Please include the (Introdution and…

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Q: The forerunner to the laser involved microwaves rather than visible light. What does maser mean?

A: MASER is Microwave Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. MASER is a device that…

Q: If we double the frequency of light, we double the energy of each of its photons. If we instead…

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Q: Which contributes more to an atom’s mass—electrons or protons? Which contributes more to an atom’s…

A: Protons are positively charged particles and electrons are negatively charged particles inside an…

Q: How does treating the electron as a wave rather than as a particle solve the riddle of why electron…

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Q: In the figure below, what kind of bias? And when does the lamp go out? discuss..

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Q: When was x-ray invented?

A: To determine When X ray was Invented

Q: Briefly describe what supersymmetric quantum mechanics consists of. Mention each of the fundamental…

A: Supersymmetric Quantum Mechanics is one of the latest and modern approaches in the field of Physics,…

Q: Discuss in brief the path of light through a droplet.

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Q: What is the function of a photogate and how does the mechanism work?

A: in this question  we discuss photogate device. how it works.

Q: What happens when an electron collapses back to its ground state from an excited state?

A: To explain: What happens when an electron collapses back to its ground state from an excited state?

Q: Describe the Uncertainty Principle?

A: Uncertainty principle is also called indeterminacy principle. In quantum physics, according to…

Q: What happens to an electron when it emits a photon?

A: When an electron jumps from one energy level to another energy level which is lower than the…

Q: Which of the following physicists did not make a stubbon mistake and incorrectly support a bogus…

A: physicists did not make a stubborn mistake and incorrectly support a bogus theory regarding light…

Q: exactly is meant by the term "quantum physics"?

A: we have to discuss on quantum physics

Q: Do we inadvertently alter the realities that we attempt to measure in a public opinion survey? Does…

A: The Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle is applicable only to quantum realm but it serves as popular…

Q: What is the maximum number of electrons  in (in the 5-th orbit of atom) the fifth principle energy…

A: The maximum number of electrons in any orbit or atom is 2n2…

Q: What is Marie Curie contribution to the atomic theory?

A: Marie Curie along with her husband Pierre Curie discovered and isolated polonium and radium which…

Q: What do you mean by quantization of energy ?

A: According to quantum mechanics, energy is quantized unlike like classical mechanics. Now, quantized…

Q: Did Einstein support quantum mechanics as being fundamental physics, or did he think quantum…

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Q: Why Does Gravity Have No Quantum Properties?

A: Gravity is one of the four fundamental forces that rule our world. Except for gravitational all…

Speed of light

The speed at which the light travels in a vacuum is unbiased for both the source and inertial frame of reference of the observer. This was postulated by the physicist, Albert Einstein, by observing the theory of electromagnetism of Maxwell. Also, there was no evidence for the luminiferous aether, that is, the medium for the propagation of light where the electromagnetic field exists.