Chemistry, asked by Okhey, 11 days ago

Why there is uncertainty in Heisenberg Principle ?

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Answered by jollygeorge

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The uncertainty principle states that the more precisely you measure one quantity, the less precisely you can know another associated quantity. Heisenberg found that certain complementary quantities in quantum physics were linked by this sort of uncertainty: Position and momentum (momentum is mass times velocity)

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