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To explain the nature of radiation, James Clark Maxwell in 1864 put forward .Electromagnetic wave theory.. This theory could explain the phenomena of interference and diffraction but could not explain phenomena of black body radiation and photoelectric effect. Also, after the advent of electromagnetic wave theory, Rutherford.s model of atom suffered a serious drawback. To explain the phenomena of black body radiation and photoelectric effect, Max planck in 1900 put forward Planck.s quantum theory. BAsed on this theory, Neils Bohr in 1913 put forward Bohr.s model of atom which could overcome the drawback of Rutherford.s model and also explain the line spectral elements, especially the line spectra of hydrogen and hydrogen-like particles.
Which of the following statements is incorrect about electromagnetic wave theory ?

A

Energy is emitted continuously from the source

B

Radiations are associated with electric and magnetic fields

C

Radiations can travel even through vacuum

D

The velocity of any radiation depends upon the nature of the radiation.

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The correct Answer is:
D

d) is incorrect because all electromegnetic radiations travel with the velocity of light.
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