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THE ZEEMAN EFFECT: EXPERIMENT 1) What do you predict according to quantum theory to observe on...

THE ZEEMAN EFFECT: EXPERIMENT

1) What do you predict according to quantum theory to observe on the telescope?
Because ... (Explain how do the (3) spectral lines occur using an example)
2) What is meant by the anomalous Zeeman effect?
3)What values do you predict to get for e/m?
4)Which factors you suggest should be controlled in order to make sure that your results are accurate and reliable?

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