If particles have wavelike motion, why don’t we observe that motion in the macroscopic world?

Q: Light is said to carry its energy in quanta or photons, according to the photon model. When we gaze…

A: However under normal circumstances the number of photons per second detected by the eye is so large…

Q: In what respects are photons similar to other particles like electrons? What distinguishes them? Is…

A: What are photons? Every electromagnetic radiation is made up of microscopic packets of energy…

Q: What is the quantum mechanical term?

A: Quantum mechanics deal with matter and light on the atomic and subatomic scale. It attempts to…

Q: Does the correspondence principle have application to macroscopic events in the everyday macroworld?

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Q: If the electrons in a beam of particles fired at a two-slit arrangement were to behave only as…

A: Its a concept of electron beam experiment

Q: O a. matter waves

A: When there is no transfer of heat between two bodies it shows that they are at the same temperature.…

Q: How do photons compare to other types of particles, like electrons, for example? Where do their…

A: Electrons and protons are both fundamental particles but they have a lot of differences. A photon is…

Q: Define planar-density and wave-particle duality

A: planar density :- it is defined as the Crystallographic planes that are equivalent have the same…

Q: Consider one of the many electrons on the tip of your nose. If somebody looks at it, will its motion…

A: Given: Consider one of the many electrons on the tip of your nose. If somebody looks at it, will its…

Q: Is microwave open an open or closed system? (We're talking about open system, where mass and energy…

A: An open system in thermodynamics is one which interacts with its surroundings in such a way, that…

Q: Create an essay on quantum entanglement.

A: Firstly we will learn what is quantum entanglement- Quantum entanglement is a quantum mechanical…

Q: explaindifference between normal and anamolous Zeeman effect on basis of transition.

A: Answer :- normal and anamolous Zeeman effect :- The Zeeman effect that occurs for spectral lines…

Q: What is meant by the term matter waves? Why we can not observe it in our daily life? (**) direct…

A: Matter waves:- The wave associated with each moving particle is known as a matter-wave. The…

Q: Of the wave phenomena that we interacted with in class what were two that waves could do that…

A: Required :: Two phenomenon that waves could do that the particles could not do.

Q: You saw in the class reading this week that photons have momentum, and that the light from the Sun…

A: Given:-  mass od Satelite =10 kg  T=120 day  A=100 m2 momentum = 1.8 kg m/s

Q: What is wave Mechanics?

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Q: Name the modern uses and applications for quantum entanglement

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Q: We don’t notice the wavelength of moving matter in our common experience. Is this because the…

A: When matter is with very small wavelength, that matter will show particle nature not the wave…

Q: It is possible to select for particles of a certain velocity by:

A: Yes it is possible to select the velocity for a particle. The basic device which is used to select…

Q: The sensitive dependence upon initial conditions of the evolution of some physical systems is a…

A: There is a big information about the chaos which is supposed to be the very infinitesimal change in…

Q: Is there anything that waves can do that particles cannot? Is there anything that particles can do…

A: Waves can superpose on each other and particles cannot.

Q: What is the zeeman effect?

A: The Dutch physicist, Pieter Zeeman in 1896 observed yellow lines of Sodium in a flame which is held…

Q: Which of the following particles display quantum mechanical behavior? A. A rubber bullet flying…

A: It is more likely that the tiny particles exhibit the wave particle duality than the massive…

Q: What does the wave function Ψ represent?

A: A wave function simply represents the mathematical expression which tells about the position of a…

Q: what are somethings that a wave or waves can do that particles cannot

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Q: What are the properties of matter waves?

A: Following are a few properties of matter waves: Matter waves are not electromagnetic in nature…

Q: Which of the following can be thought of as either a waveor a particle?(a) Light.(b) An electron.(c)…

A: Wave is defined as the disturbance created in the matter. The matter is made up of atom which…

Q: What is the Lagrange's equation for a charge particle in Electromagnetic field?

A: The path of moving charged particles in an electromagnetic field is given by Lagrange's equation.…

Q: A friend says, “If an electron is not a particle, then it must be a wave.” What is your response?…

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Q: What is the actual Nature of Light? Is it an electromagnetic wave? Is it a stream of particles…

A: Light is a transverse, electromagnetic wave that can be seen by the typical human. The wave nature…

Q: relative velocity will be

A: Speed of light c=3×108m/s By the postulate of relativity speed of light in free space has the same…

Q: Of the wave phenomena that we interacted with in class what were two that waves could do that…

A: Waves could do that particles could not do Wave: A wave is delocalized in space. Two or more waves…

Q: Do we inadvertently alter the realities that we attempt to measure in a public opinion survey? Does…

A: The Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle is applicable only to quantum realm but it serves as popular…

Q: What is particle-wave duality?

A: Wave-particle duality is the concept in quantum mechanics that every particle or quantum entity may…

Q: Slick Willy is in traffic court (again) contesting a $50.00 ticket for running a red light. “You…

A: The speed of the Slick Willy is given by, f'=v+v0vf

Q: History of classical electrodynamics and quantum electrodynamics

A: Classical electrodynamics started with Faraday's experiments to discover electromagnetic induction.…

Q: what were two that waves could do that particles could not do? Briefly describe them.

A: It light travels as particies we can imagine particles of light (photons) as bullets fired from a…

Q: True or False: To move an electron from one energylevel to the next requires a definite amount of…

A: to choose between true or false for the statement : "To move an electron from one energy level to…

Q: Do the electrons behave like waves?

A: Electrons are subatomic particles that hold an elementary charge of magnitude -1. The charge of an…

Q: Provide with detail, the history of quantum entanglement.

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Q: What is the difference between wave velocity and particle velocity?

A: Wave velocity is the velocity with which a wave propagates in a medium. It is constant for a…

Q: What is a matter wave?

A: According to dual nature of matter all matter has both particle and wave nature.The waves associated…

Q: What is different between classical quantum mechanical and classical mechanics?

A: Difference between classical mechanics and quantum mechanics: