When we say that electrons have particle properties and then continue to say that electrons have wave
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When we say that electrons have particle properties and then continue to say that electrons have wave properties, aren't we contradicting ourselves? Explain.
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Electrons have a definite mass and a definite charge and can sometimes be detected ...View the full answer
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