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3. Give one example of a situation in which a. light behaves as if it is made of particles b. light behaves as a wave c. electrons behave as particles d. electrons exhibit wave behaviour

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Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter27: Quantum Theory

Section27.1: A Particle Model Of Waves

Problem 16SSC

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a. light behaves as if it is made
of particles
b. light behaves as a wave
c. electrons behave as particles
d. electrons exhibit wave
behaviour

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