8.Which phenomenon listed below supports the wave-like nature ofmatter?A. Experiments on the photoelectric effectB. Experiments on electron diffractionC. Experiments involving Compton scatteringD. The Michelson-Morley experiment

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Which phenomenon listed below supports the wave-like nature of
matter?
A. Experiments on the photoelectric effect
B. Experiments on electron diffraction
C. Experiments involving Compton scattering
D. The Michelson-Morley experiment

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