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Planck’s constant is a ratio between which two quantities? A. the frequency and wavelength of a photon B. the speed and frequency of any small particle C. the energy and frequency of a photon D. the kinetic
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Planck’s constant is a ratio between which two quantities?

A. the frequency and wavelength of a photon
B. the speed and frequency of any small particle
C. the energy and frequency of a photon
D. the kinetic energy and velocity of a photoelectron

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Energy and frequency

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