Match the evidence and reasoning to support the claim: Light is a particle. Evidence: I. Light passing through a double slit creates an interference pattern on a screen. II. Electrons are ejected from a piece of metal when some wavelengths of light shine upon it Reasoning: III. Diffraction and interference are characteristic properties of particles. IV. Electrons are only ejected if the light has a frequency above a threshold value. V. If electrons are not initially ejected, then increasing the intensity of the light will cause electrons to be ejected by increasing the energy of the light. I and III Il and IV I and IV O Il and V I and V OI I, IV, and V

Match the evidence and reasoning to support the claim: Light is a particle. Evidence: I. Light passing through a double slit creates an interference pattern on a screen. II. Electrons are ejected from a piece of metal when some wavelengths of light shine upon it Reasoning: III. Diffraction and interference are characteristic properties of particles. IV. Electrons are only ejected if the light has a frequency above a threshold value. V. If electrons are not initially ejected, then increasing the intensity of the light will cause electrons to be ejected by increasing the energy of the light. I and III Il and IV I and IV O Il and V I and V OI I, IV, and V

Chemistry

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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