Hi, I was just wondering...

jcsd

Originally posted by ranyart
Show me the truth?..When is a Particle TRUELY like an Electron

When are the properties of an Electron Wavelike?

An electron is always an electron, but it does show some wavelike propetires for example it's distribution in the two-slit experiment.

ranyart

Originally posted by jcsd
An electron is always an electron, but it does show some wavelike propetires for example it's distribution in the two-slit experiment.

Give me an Example of Electron being a true Electron 'Particle'.

Now give me the same Electron in the same configuration, showing me its 'Wavelike' properties.

turin

Originally posted by jcsd
If you decide to define them as mutually exclusive yet you find that the elctron should be a member of both, there is a flaw in your defintion, not in logic.

Well said. They seem to be ignoring this.

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