Part Il. The illustration below is a representation of the double-slit experiment conducted to electrons. double- slit Screen Electrons electron beam gun interference pattern https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cd/Double-slit.svg2020 1. Based on the figure, what is produced on the screen? 2. Based on the previous lessons on the duality of a light wave, what does interference 3. Imagine if the sand in Part 1 are electrons, how will these interact when they arrive in the same location at the same time? 4. In an actual electron double-slit experiment, scientists assumed that electrons are bumping into each other (just like the sand grains) thus, creating the patterns on the screen. So, electrons are shoot one at a time to avoid collision of electrons. But the

Part Il. The illustration below is a representation of the double-slit experiment conducted to electrons. double- slit Screen Electrons electron beam gun interference pattern https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cd/Double-slit.svg2020 1. Based on the figure, what is produced on the screen? 2. Based on the previous lessons on the duality of a light wave, what does interference 3. Imagine if the sand in Part 1 are electrons, how will these interact when they arrive in the same location at the same time? 4. In an actual electron double-slit experiment, scientists assumed that electrons are bumping into each other (just like the sand grains) thus, creating the patterns on the screen. So, electrons are shoot one at a time to avoid collision of electrons. But the

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