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The light given off by an object based only on its temperature supports the particle model of light. Which term applies to this light? A. Blackbody radiation B. Photoelectric ef…

The light given off by an object based only on its temperature supports the particle model of light. Which term applies to this light? A. Blackbody radiation B. Photoelectric ef…
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The light given off by an object based only on its temperature supports the

particle model of light. Which term applies to this light?
A. Blackbody radiation
B. Photoelectric effect
C. Ultraviolet
D. Constructive interference
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A. Blackbody radiation

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A.Blackbody Radiation

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