Light: Wave And Quantum Theories

Duration: 14

Year Published: 1961

Creator: COURTROOM TELEVISION NETWORK

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Describes the corpuscular and wave theories of light and how they are needed to explain the quantum theory of light developed by Einstein. Uses animation, diagrammatic sketches, and balloons to explain the modern theory. Utilizes laboratory apparatus to demonstrate "The Young double-slit experiment, " "The photoelectric effect, " and "The Compton effect."

Complete Record: Describes the corpuscular and wave theories of light and how they are needed to explain the quantum theory of light developed by Einstein. Uses animation, diagrammatic sketches, and balloons to explain the modern theory. Utilizes laboratory apparatus to demonstrate "The Young double-slit experiment, " "The photoelectric effect, " and "The Compton effect.", Describes the corpuscular and wave theories of light and how they are needed to explain the quantum theory of light developed by Einstein. Uses animation, diagrammatic sketches, and balloons to explain the modern theory. Utilizes laboratory apparatus to demonstrate "The Young double-slit experiment," "The photoelectric effect," and the "The Compton effect.", NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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