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1. WAVE THEROY
   ... Since lights has both particle and wave characteristics, suggested that the electrons around an atomamp39s nucleus should have wavelike character. ...
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2. LIGHT
   It can be thought of either as a particle, the photon, or as a wave. ... However, we cannot see both particle and wave properties at the same time. ...
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3. why use quantum mechanics
   ... The reason light appears to act as a wave and particle is because we are noticing the accumulation of many light particles distributed over the probabilities ...
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4. quantum mechanics
   ... The reason light appears to act as a wave and particle is because we are noticing the accumulation of many light particles distributed over the probabilities ...
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5. sound waves
   ... Since a sound wave is a disturbance, which is transported through a medium via the means of particle interaction, a sound wave is characterized as a mechanical ...
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6. Binary reasoning
   ... system. Two examples would be: whether light is a particle or a wave and whether Adolph Hitler was a Fanatic or an Opportunist. These ...
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7. Light
   ... Thus, light is termed a ampquotwaveparticle,ampquot and this property is called the ampquotwaveparticle duality of nature.ampquot Many questions concerning what makes up light still ...
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8. Electro Magnetic Waves
   ... It is characteristics of both a wave and a particle. Photons are characterized by their energy and their wavelength, or their frequency. ...
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9. Religion,Physics and a social Paradigm
   ... Particles, especially light are capable of being both wave like and particle like. This is shown graphically in the famous two slit experiments. ...
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10. De Broglieamp39s Theory
    ... He furthermore, wrote down a relation between the wavelength of a wave which was to be associated with a particle : WavelengthH/ massspeed Broglieamp39s ...
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11. chemistry
    ... After Bohr and Plank, another educated scientist came along who was DeBroglie, he purposed the Wave Particle Duality Theory. This ...
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12. Orbitals
    ... is about the same size or larger than objects it encounters, we must acknowledge the wave properties of the light. An electron of course is a particle. ...
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13. the universe 2
    ... Light can be a wave or a particle depending on how energy is structured, and this is where cosmic radiation comes into the Hot Big Bang model. ...
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14. stars and the universe
    ... Light can be a wave or a particle depending on how energy is structured, and this is where cosmic radiation comes into the Hot Big Bang model. ...
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15. Lasers and their applications
    ... in a pulse mode or by a gas laser in a continuous wave mode. ... High speed laser activated switches are being developed for use inside particle accelerators and ...
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16. Lasers and their applications
    ... in a pulse mode or by a gas laser in a continuous wave mode. ... High speed laser activated switches are being developed for use inside particle accelerators and ...
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17. Light
    ... role in everyoneamp39s lives, basically we couldnamp39t see without it but it has also confused many scientists and physicists whether light is a wave or a particle. ...
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18. Nuclear Weapons
    ... The initial shock wave represented half of the explosions total energy. ... think of your chromosomes like a pyramid stack of milk bottles, a particle of radiation ...
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19. The Photoelectric Effect
    ... on the detail of the effect. Examining the wave theory against Einsteinamp39s particle theory. The two important properties of a light ...
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20. Quantum Computing
    ... than one place at the same time, in which a particle can penetrate a barrier without breaking it, in which something can be both a wave and a particle, and in ...
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21. Effects of the Atomic Bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasake
    ... Fission occurs when a neutron, a subatomic particle with no electrical charge, strikes the nucleus of one ... However, as the gasses expand a blast wave is produced ...
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22. Superfluids
    ... our understanding of the complicated behavior of strongly interacting manyparticle systems, and ... and contributing info on the symmetry of the wave function for ...
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23. Kuhn vs. Popper
    ... anomaly. For instance, light was an anomaly for older physicsamp39 paradigms because it was neither a particle nor a wave. After an ...
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24. Physica and Art
    ... Just as we could not fully describe light without both the wave and particle aspects together we cannot describe our universe without art and physics. ...
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25. Atomic Bomb 9
    ... Fission occurs when a neutron, a subatomic particle with no electrical charge, strikes the nucleus of one ... However, as the gasses expand a blast wave is produced ...
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26. a bomb
    ... Fission occurs when a neutron, a subatomic particle with no electrical charge, strikes the nucleus of one ... However, as the gasses expand a blast wave is produced ...
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27. Matter philosophical, religious, and scientific views
    ... of existence. This is the reason why matter can be both a wave and a particle. The scientific view of a vacuum is this. A vacuum ...
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28. Weathering,Erosion and Transport of Rock material
    ... The greater the surface area, the more effective the weathering which is why particle size matters in ... Wave and marine currents also transport sediments. ...
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29. Astronomy
    ... Some say that if you wave to them, they will increase in activity or even reach ... They are elementary particle physics, superstition, mythology and fairy tales. ...
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30. Philosophy The second coming relations between science and ...
    ... concrete proof to support such a notion, some interpretations lead to the assumption that Jesus Christ might have been able to be both wave and particle at once ...
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