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Are there any circumstances in which light must be considered a particle?
If so, when?
If so, when?
Is Light a Particle? Examining the Double-Slit Experiment
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Absolutely: the photoelectric effect.
chisigma
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I think the double-slit experiment ...
Double-slit experiment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
... is the most shocking paradox of science of all time. So far no one has been able to give a convincing explanation for the phenomenon, and I think to extend the frontiers of science you have to go from here...
Kind regards
$\chi$ $\sigma$
Double-slit experiment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
... is the most shocking paradox of science of all time. So far no one has been able to give a convincing explanation for the phenomenon, and I think to extend the frontiers of science you have to go from here...
Kind regards
$\chi$ $\sigma$
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