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(A) Schrodinger wave equation (B) Heis...

(A) Schrodinger wave equation
(B) Heisenberg uncertainty principle
(C) Millikan oil drop experiment
(D) Chadwick.s discovery of neutron
Of the scientific milestones listed above, which is the most ancient and most modern respectively ?

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A, D

B

C, D

C

B, A

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C, A

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