What is defined as the minimum energy sufficient to free an electron?

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Who proposed the science of wave mechanics?

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List the primary colors of light in order from lowest frequency to highest frequency (commas in between, no "and")

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What is the time rate of change in angular displacement?

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What is the ratio of input distance to output distance in a simple machine?

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Which quantum number indicates the shape of an orbital?

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What is the deformative force per unit cross-sectional area?

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How many electron shells exist currently (use a number)

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What principle is demonstrated by a hydraulic device?

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What particle of an atom's nucleus determines atomic number?

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List one of the units for measuring magnetic induction.

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What is the production of a charge by the influence of a charged body at a distance?

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What law determines the sum of all the changes in potential difference around a circuit?

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What is any material that readily transmits a current?

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What scientist developed quantum theory?

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What scientist formulated the exclusion principle?

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Who formulated the concept of the photon?

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Who developed the quantum model of the hydrogen atom?

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Who developed the concept of matter waves?

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What object is both an ideal absorber and ideal radiator?

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T/F: Lines of emission are identical to lines of absorption on a gas spectrum

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A quantum represents what kind of number?

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how is light treated when viewing the exchange of energy between light and matter?

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What is the frequency above which electrons are emitted from a photoemissive surface?

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Which orbital has two lobes?

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T/F: the shape of a container holding a liquid affects the amount of pressure at the bottom.

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T/F: the speed of light can be exceeded

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In what kind of circuit s the current the same at every point in the circuit?

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As an object accelerates with respect to an observer's frame of reference, what happens to the object's mass?

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What is the lowest theoretically obtainable temperature?

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What type of proportion exists between energy and mass?

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What science measures the equilibrium temperature of a mixture?

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What is the variable for Planck's constant?

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What is the variable for the Stefan-Boltzmann constant?

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What is the variable for focal length?

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What is the variable for resistivity?

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What is the variable for wavelength?

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What is the variable for magnetic induction?

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What is the variable for charge?

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What is the variable for magnetic flux?

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What is the variable for capacitance?

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Whta is the variable for electric potential difference?

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What effect is caused by the ejection of electrons from a surface exposed to radiation?

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What effect indicates that x-rays detected at any angle of scattering are most intense at two wavelengths?

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What spectrum of electromagnetic radiation does a blackbody radiate at below 5000K?

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What law states that the current induced by a change in flux linkage is directed so as to create a magnetic field that opposes the change?

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At what potential does the photoelectric effect case to cause a significant rise in current?

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What are the only available charge carriers in a solid?

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What did Michelson use to measure the speed of light?

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What color of light is most readily scattered?

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In the 19th century, what was the mythical substance that was widely believed to permeate the universe?

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What is the transfer of energy caused by a force operating over a distance?

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What happens to time on an observer's frame of reference as an object moves?

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What law states that the amount of heat lost is equal to the amount of heat gained?

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What is the speed of light in meters per second?

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What is the formula (force x radius) used to find?

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What is the study of matter and energy?

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What is the attraction between like molecules?

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What is the pathway of any projectile?

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What is the value of g in m/s^2? (include the unit)

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Long answer helps: Uncertainty principle, exclusion principle, special relativity, relativism.

Math formulas: R=sigmaT^4, R=E/At, E=mc^2, E=hf, E=hc/lamda, lamda=h/p, 1/f=1/do+1/di, fo=fs(v+vo/v-vs) I1r1=I2r2