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Introduction to Physics: Physics is the study of the fundamental principles that govern the behavior of matter, energy, space, and time. It is the branch of science that seeks to…[...]
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Quantum Mechanics and Schrödinger Equation: Explained Simply Quantum mechanics is the branch of physics that deals with the behavior of very small particles, like atoms and electrons. Unlike the classical…[...]
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De Broglie Waves and Matter Waves:Â In the early 20th century, a scientist named Louis de Broglie came up with a very interesting idea: "What if matter (like electrons or…[...]
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Nanophotonics is the study and application of light (photons) at the nanoscale—meaning, it deals with how light behaves when it interacts with objects that are extremely small, typically on the…[...]
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1. Wave-Particle Duality Wave-particle duality is the idea that particles, like light or electrons, can behave both like particles and waves depending on how you observe them. This is…[...]
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What is Planck’s Constant? Planck’s constant is a fundamental number in physics that tells us how energy is related to the frequency of light (or any electromagnetic radiation). It is…[...]
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1. Particle Nature of Light: The particle nature of light refers to the idea that light behaves not only as a wave (like we typically think of) but also as…[...]
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Compton Effect: Let’s break down the Compton Effect in a simple way. What is the Compton Effect? The Compton Effect refers to the phenomenon where X-rays or gamma rays (which…[...]
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1. Rutherford's Model: Ernest Rutherford proposed his atomic model in 1911 after conducting his famous gold foil experiment. Here's the key idea behind his model: Key Ideas: Nucleus:…[...]
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The photoelectric effect is a phenomenon where light (or other electromagnetic radiation) hits a material, causing it to release electrons. In simple terms, when light shines on certain materials, it…[...]
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