(a) Given a wave function, if the quanton's energy is less than its potential at a...

(a) Given a wave function, if the quanton's energy is less than its potential at a location, how can you tell where V is large and where V is small (with V > E)?

(b) Describe key components of Stern-Gerlach apparatus, one result of the Stern-Gerlach experiment, and what this result says about the nature of particles.

(c) Describe the photoelectric effect, one result of the photoelectric effect, and what this result says about the nature of photons.

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Key components of stern-gerlach apparatus

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(C)photoelectric effect

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