When a relatively low-energy photon is completely absorbed by an electron, the phenomenon is known as the ______. In contrast, when a high-energy photon scatters off an electron, losing only a portion of its energy, it is known as the ______.

Compton effect... Photoelectric effect

Photoelectric effect... Compton effect

Compton effect... Coulomb's law

Coulomb's law... Photoelectric effect

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