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cWay cooler than electrons are neutrino's.The electron is said to have the properties of a particle and a wave. The experiment with the transmission through the grid shows the properties of the wave well. But I have not found evidence that the electron behaves like a particle. Where is such an experiment described?
This is all blah blah, I want to see in what experiment electrons behave like particles.cWay cooler than electrons are neutrino's.
A neutrino is a subatomic particle that is very similar to an electron, but has no electrical charge and a very small mass, which might even be zero. Neutrinos are one of the most abundant particles in the universe. Because they have very little interaction with matter, however, they are incredibly difficult to detect.
A neutrino goes right through earth as it travels through the universe. Amazing!
What do you want to know about electrons?
Photons behave like waves or particles depending on the method used to detect them. Electrons always behave like particles.This is all blah blah, I want to see in what experiment electrons behave like particles.
Individual photons can be detected by sensitive instruments. In that case they act like particles. They have a detectable mass and are affected by gravity. Most of the time light acts like a wave as it propagates through the universe and only seem like particles when they interact with other matter.How are the properties of particles in photons discovered?
It's called a CCD or Charge Coupled Device. A photon hits it and electrons come out. It is the basis of digital video and photographyWhat instruments are we talking about?
Light propagates through the universe in a wave-like fashion. Frequency/Amplitude are properties shared by any wave be it water or sound.In modern physics, mass is defined as the degree of inertia. Why do you think that the wave has no mass in this case?
As far as I understand, this device is not reliable, since it assumes the presence of particles, but in reality it does not show these particles.It's called a CCD or Charge Coupled Device. A photon hits it and electrons come out. It is the basis of digital video and photography
All Postclassical Physics Is Impossible Without an Unrecognized Dimension, Including Black Holes and the Big BangProbably the property of a particle is straightness. Unlike a wave, when passing through a slit, a particle will not spread to the sides. Therefore, the experiment with the passage through the slit proves not "particle-wave dualism", but that there are no particles there, right?
No. Light is bent by gravity therefore it has mass but it moves through space like a wave. No one really knows why this is, it just is.And this proves the lack of mass?
Particles are only ever detected by smashing into some sort of device even if it is only your retina.As far as I understand, this device is not reliable, since it assumes the presence of particles, but in reality it does not show these particles.
Google it. Is this Greta Thunberg?This is all blah blah, I want to see in what experiment electrons behave like particles.
