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Match List - I (Modern Physics Concept) with List - II (Associated Term) :
List - IList - II
I. De Broglie Hypothesis1. gamma rightarrow e^- + e^+
II. Compton Effect2. Splitting of Spectral Lines
III. Zeeman Effect3. Matter Waves
IV. Pair Production4. Photon Scattering

Asked in BPSC AEDO Phase-III (General Studies) · 2026
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Pressure is force per unit area, measured in pascals (N/m²).

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Option C — 3, b-4, c-2, d-1

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