Which phenomena can only be explained by quantum nature of light?
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dual nature of light can explain on the basis of quantum nature.
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While physics attempts to describe the rules as they apply to movement and matter, quantum physics tries to explain the behavior of the smallest particles and how they move. Such particles include things such as electrons, protons, and neutrons.
A. Quantum Physics. In Minute' Detail
With its focus on microscopic particles, quantum physics describes the particles that makeup the already minute' particles. Early in the 20th century, the laws governing macroscopic objects were found to be inaccurate when setting precedents for smaller realms. The word "quantam" originates from the Latin term meaning "how much." It is used in the world of physics to refer to the miniscule units of matter and energy whose behavior is forecasted by and observed in quantum physics.
Notably, even the conditions that appear solidly and continuously, for example, space and time possess values, albeit they tend to be of the smallest degree.
A. Quantum Physics. In Minute' Detail
With its focus on microscopic particles, quantum physics describes the particles that makeup the already minute' particles. Early in the 20th century, the laws governing macroscopic objects were found to be inaccurate when setting precedents for smaller realms. The word "quantam" originates from the Latin term meaning "how much." It is used in the world of physics to refer to the miniscule units of matter and energy whose behavior is forecasted by and observed in quantum physics.
Notably, even the conditions that appear solidly and continuously, for example, space and time possess values, albeit they tend to be of the smallest degree.
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