Max Planck contributed to the development of quantum theory with his theory of "quanta." Which of the following indicates how Planck arrived at his theory of "quanta"?

Atoms of neon gas and sodium vapor are excited electronically, subsequently emitting different colors; red-orange and yellow, respectively.

A solid black object is heated on a stove burner. Depending on the length of time exposed to the heat of the burner, the black object will appear red when containing less heat energy and appear white when containing more heat energy.

The surface of a clean piece of metal is e

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Max Planck contributed to the development of quantum theory with his theory of "quanta." Which of the following indicates how Planck arrived at his theory of "quanta"?
 	
	
Atoms of neon gas and sodium vapor are excited electronically, subsequently emitting different colors; red-orange and yellow, respectively.
	
A solid black object is heated on a stove burner. Depending on the length of time exposed to the heat of the burner, the black object will appear red when containing less heat energy and appear white when containing more heat energy.
	
The surface of a clean piece of metal is e