In the light of your current knowledge of the Wave-Particle dilemma, design a test setup that...
In the light of your current knowledge of the Wave-Particle dilemma, design a test setup that will reveal the particle property of the waves and reveal the wave characteristics of the particles, and briefly describe the mechanisms?
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The following two tests clearly reveal particle and wave characteristics of particles.
1) First phenomenon is electron double slit experiment in which we get probability distribution in the same way as we get by interference of waves.
2) whenever we receive particles on screen, we get sharp dots signifying particle nature of particles.
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