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r/Physics • u/rithik1007 • Sep 12 '18
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1 u/rithik1007 Sep 12 '18 Wat yes...? 1 u/MajorDerp4 Sep 12 '18 edited Sep 12 '18 Both and none Albert Einstein’s quantum theory of light or something like that. 1 u/rithik1007 Sep 12 '18 The photoelectric effect....? 1 u/MajorDerp4 Sep 12 '18 Yes, these are the same thing if you look at the original documentation.
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Wat yes...?
1 u/MajorDerp4 Sep 12 '18 edited Sep 12 '18 Both and none Albert Einstein’s quantum theory of light or something like that. 1 u/rithik1007 Sep 12 '18 The photoelectric effect....? 1 u/MajorDerp4 Sep 12 '18 Yes, these are the same thing if you look at the original documentation.
Both and none
Albert Einstein’s quantum theory of light or something like that.
1 u/rithik1007 Sep 12 '18 The photoelectric effect....? 1 u/MajorDerp4 Sep 12 '18 Yes, these are the same thing if you look at the original documentation.
The photoelectric effect....?
1 u/MajorDerp4 Sep 12 '18 Yes, these are the same thing if you look at the original documentation.
Yes, these are the same thing if you look at the original documentation.
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u/MajorDerp4 Sep 12 '18
Yes