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In Relation to Earlier Theories, Maxwell's Theory of the Electromagnetic

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In relation to earlier theories, Maxwell's theory of the electromagnetic field, which unified the phenomena of light, electricity, and magnetism, is:

A) More externally consistent.
B) More adequate.
C) More fruitful.
D) More internally coherent.
E) More phenomenalistic.

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