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How does quantum theory explain blackbody radiators?
oa. as heat is added, additional photons across a wide range of
visible-light frequencies are emitted.
ob. raising the temperature results in the object giving off high-energy
ultraviolet light.
oc. as heat is added, only certain specific temperature values are
possible.
od. raising the temperature causes more photons of a few specific
energies to be emitted.

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