Describe The problem: Ultraviolet Catastrophe E = h f E = n h f H = Planck’s constant...

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  • Describe The problem: Ultraviolet Catastrophe

E = h f

E = n h f

H = Planck’s constant = 6.62 x 10-34 Joule – Second

   Quantum    singular

   Quanta       plural

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*   De Broglie mathematicalexpression for particle waves - Wavelength x Momentum = Planck'sConstant

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1 Blackbody is an object which absorbs and emits all frequencies Classical physics gives relationship between intensity of blackbody radiation and frequency for a fixed temperature the result works well for low frequency region and is known as RayleighJeans law But its result diverges at high frequency Since it is in UV region so this    See Answer
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