Chemistry, 02.06.2020 15:57 kleathers97
When wave-particle duality was applied to the electron, it explained why the energy of the electron is quantized because:
a. The electron is a standing wave that can only have an integer number of wavelengths
b. An electron can only exhibit specific velocities
c. The electron must have a specific mass
d. An electron will emit and absorb light quanta
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