A free neutron has an infinite lifetime. Select one: O True False O No answer Depending on the media, the refraction coefficient for the light can be slightly higher or slightly lower than 1. Select one: O True O False O No answer

A free neutron has an infinite lifetime. Select one: O True False O No answer Depending on the media, the refraction coefficient for the light can be slightly higher or slightly lower than 1. Select one: O True O False O No answer

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Chapter5: Matter Waves

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A free neutron has an infinite lifetime.
Select one:
O True
O False
O No answer
Depending on the media, the refraction coefficient for the light can be slightly higher or slightly lower than 1.
Select one:
O True
O False
No answer

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