B Disentanglemt of a system of particles

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Is it possible for an entangled system of particles to be disentangled at a distance, without making them interact directly with each other?
 
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Yes, by measuring one or both.
 
ok, fine, but they will still be entangled once you stop making a measurment right?
 
befj0001 said:
ok, fine, but they will still be entangled once you stop making a measurment right?
No. The interaction necessary to make a measurement breaks the entanglement.
 

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