Relativity, quanta and the atom
Special relativity and its consequences, the photoelectric effect and wave-particle duality, the uncertainty principle, then atomic structure, spectra and lasers.
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Front atomic de-excitationBack process by which an atom transfers from an excited electronic state back to the ground state electronic configuration; often occurs by emission of a photon
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Front atomic excitationBack a state in which an atom or ion acquires the necessary energy to promote one or more of its electrons to electronic states higher in energy than their ground state
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Front atomic spectraBack the electromagnetic emission from atoms and molecules
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Front blackbody radiationBack the electromagnetic radiation from a blackbody
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Front Bohr radiusBack the mean radius of the orbit of an electron around the nucleus of a hydrogen atom in its ground state
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