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CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS FFFFFOREWORDOREWORDOREWORDOREWORDOREWORD vPPPPPREFACEREFACEREFACEREFACEREFACEviiC HAPTER NINECHAPTER NINECHAPTER NINECHAPTER NINECHAPTER NINERRRRRAYAYAYAYAY O O O O OPTICSPTICSPTICSPTICSPTICS ANDANDANDANDAND O O O O OPTICALPTICALPTICALPTICALPTICAL I I I I of Light by Spherical Internal at Spherical Surfaces and by through a by a Natural Phenomena due to Instruments335 CHAPTER TENCHAPTER TENCHAPTER TENCHAPTER TENCHAPTER TENWWWWWAVEAVEAVEAVEAVE O O O O and reflection of plane waves using Huygens and Incoherent Addition of of Light Waves and Young s ELEVENCHAPTER ELEVENCHAPTER ELEVENCHAPTER ELEVENCHAPTER ELEVENDDDDDUALUALUALUALUAL N N N N NATUREATUREATUREATUREATURE OFOFOFOFOF R R R R RADIATIONADIATIONADIATIONADIATIONADIATIO N ANDANDANDANDAND M M M M Study of Photoelectric Effect and Wave Theory of s Photoelectric Equation: Energy Quantum of Nature of Light: The Nature of and Germer Experiment403 CHAPTER TWELVECHAPTER TWELVECHAPTER TWELVECHAPTER TWELVECHAPTER Scattering and Rutherford s Nuclear model of model of the Hydrogen Line Spectra of the Hydrogen DE Broglie s Explanation of bohr s Second Postulate of Quantisation430 CHAPTER THIRTEENCHAPTER THIRT
CHAPTER TWELVE ATOMS 12.1 Introduction 414 12.2 Alpha-particle Scattering and Rutherford’s Nuclear Model of Atom 415 12.3 Atomic Spectra 420 12.4 Bohr Model of the Hydrogen Atom 422
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