In which one of the following pairs of experimental observations and phenomena does the experimental observation correctly account for the phenomenon?

  • A
    $X$-ray spectra: Charge on the nucleus
  • B
    $\alpha$-particle scattering: Quantized electron orbit
  • C
    Emission spectra: The quantization of energy
  • D
    The photoelectric effect: The nuclear atom

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