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The value of Rydberg's constant is:
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The temperature at which the vibrations become so great that structure of the crystal breaks up, is called:
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The constant 'λ' is called the
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"Whole number rule" was formulated by:
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The converse of pair production is
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The results of spectra obtained by Balmer were expressed in 1896 by:
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J. R. Rydberg obtained a formula to describe the wavelength of the hydrogen atom in
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The strength of photoelectric current depends upon
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65. When a lithium nucleus (Li) is bombarded with certain particles, only two alpha particles are produced. The bombarding particles are