Which experimental observation given in the first column correctly accounts for the phenomenon given in the second column?
Experimental observation Phenomenon
a)
-ray spectrap. Charge on nucleus
b)
-particle scattering q. Quantized electron orbit
c)
Photo electric effect r. The nuclear atom
d)
Emission spectra s. Quantisation of energy
Which experimental observation given in the first column correctly accounts for the phenomenon given in the second column?
Experimental observation Phenomenon
a)
-ray spectrap. Charge on nucleus
b)
-particle scattering q. Quantized electron orbit
c)
Photo electric effect r. The nuclear atom
d)
Emission spectra s. Quantisation of energy
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Which experimental observation given in the first column correctly accounts for the phenomenon given in the second column?
Experimental observation Phenomenon
a)
-ray spectrap. Charge on nucleus
b)
-particle scattering q. Quantized electron orbit
c)
Photo electric effect r. The nuclear atom
d)
Emission spectra s. Quantisation of energy
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Which experimental observation given in the first column correctly accounts for the phenomenon given in the second column? Experimental observation Phenomenon |
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Photo electric effect r. The nuclear atom |
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Emission spectra s. Quantisation of energy |
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