Fill in Blanks This idea allows light to have its “wave properties” such as a)..............................., ................................. and ......................................., but to also sometimes show b)............................-like properties when it transfers energy. Based on this theory, Einstein made certain mathematical c)............................... regarding the aa).................................. Effect. These were confirmed in 1916. This confirmed Plank’s ab)............................. Theory, and explained all the “problems” with ac).............................. ...................... radiation & the ad).................................. Effect.

Fill in Blanks This idea allows light to have its “wave properties” such as a)..............................., ................................. and ......................................., but to also sometimes show b)............................-like properties when it transfers energy. Based on this theory, Einstein made certain mathematical c)............................... regarding the aa).................................. Effect. These were confirmed in 1916. This confirmed Plank’s ab)............................. Theory, and explained all the “problems” with ac).............................. ...................... radiation & the ad).................................. Effect.

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