Why did becquerel expose uranium crystals to sunlight in his initial experiment?
he wanted to...
Chemistry, 04.02.2020 20:00 bladencharles8845
Why did becquerel expose uranium crystals to sunlight in his initial experiment?
he wanted to show that warmed crystals radiate heat.
he wanted to show that the crystals emit x-rays.
he wanted to show that the crystals emit light after absorbing light.
he wanted to show that the crystals would become radioactive when they were exposed to sunlight.
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