EM radiation has both properties of a waves and a particles. The energy of these photons is directly proportional to what one property of the wave? (Mass, velocity, wavelength, frequency, potential energy). In your answer name two waves and state which one has higher energy.

EM radiation has both properties of a waves and a particles. The energy of these photons is directly proportional to what one property of the wave? (Mass, velocity, wavelength, frequency, potential energy). In your answer name two waves and state which one has higher energy.

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Chapter28: Quantum Physics

Section28.2: The Photoelectric Eff Ect

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