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Mort observes Velma's light-clock, as Velma passes. Mort thus observes Velma's clock to be slow. on time. fast. moving backward in time. stopped. One phenomenon or experiment that supports the wave theory of matter is the double-slit experiment with electrons. the Michelson-Morley experiment. interference effects with light. the tiny flashes that are observed when an electron beam strikes a screen, the tiny flashes that are observed when a light beam strikes a screen. One phenomenon that supports the wave theory of radiation is the transference of energy by a light beam, the tiny flashes when an electron beam strikes a screen, the tiny flashes when a light beam strikes a screen. interference effects with light. None of the above. One problem with the planetary model of the atom is that it cannot explain the observed spectrum of the various types of atoms. cannot explain boiling, freezing, and other transitions between the three common states of matter. cannot explain electrical effects. The cosmic microwave background is the now-cooled radiation that was released by the big bang, the faint glow from the most distant galaxies. caused by the world's microwave ovens. the faint radiation that comes from the hydrogen atoms that fill the universe, the now-cooled X-ray radiation emitted by very distant supernova explosions. The wave that arises in experiments such as the double-slit experiment with electrons is best described as a wave of electric charge. a pressure wave. a matter wave. a heat wave. an electromagnetic wave.

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Mort ovserves Velma’s clock to be slow

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The double slit experiment with electrons supports the wave theory of matter.

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Interfrence effect with lights supports the wave theory of radiation

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Falied to expalain the observed spectrum of the various types of atoms

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The now-cooled radiation that was released by the big bang is the back ground for this.

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The wave assocaited with the electrons in the double slit experiment is matter wave

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