Chemistry, 12.02.2021 21:20 emrecaga1992
9. If black body radiation is treated classically (without quantization) the result is
(A) Too much light at low frequencies
(C) Too much light at high frequencies
(B) A perfect match to quantum theory
(D) Correct only at very low temperatures
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