Chemistry, asked by powerboy636, 10 months ago

Why is it not able to detect wave lengths associated with ordinary
objects?​

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Answered by mayurmaurya
0

Explanation:

Objects of everyday experience, however, have a computed wavelength much smaller than that of electrons, so their wave properties have never been detected; familiar objects show only particle behaviour.

Answered by nandana7105
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Answer:

sorry I don't no

Explanation:

check in Google

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