1. Atoms can only emit certain wavelengths of light because
a) not every color actually exists in nature.
b) light is made of discrete particles called photons.
c) their electrons are limited to discrete energies.
d) All atoms can emit continuous spectra.
2. How many red photons, with wavelength of 650 nm, does it take
to equal the energy of a single 6.5 nm x-ray photon?
3. In a photoelectric effect experiment, light with frequency
below the sample's cut-off frequency...