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How does the behavior of particles in matter helps us to understand the nature of matter?
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How does the behavior of particles in matter helps us understand the nature of matter?
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How does the behavior of particles of matter help us understand the nature of the matter?
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How does the behavior of particles in matter help us understand the nature of matter?
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What is a rule of nature that describes the behavior of matter and energy?
observation
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Why is the uncertainty principle and the wave nature of particles unsignificant when describing the behavior of macroscopic objects but significant when describing the behavior of electrons?
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Why is light said to have dual matter?
It means that if you design an experiment to detect the behavior of particles, andrun light through it, light behaves as if it's made of particles. And if you design anexperiment to detect the behavior of waves, and run light through it, light behavesas if it's made of waves. Light has a "dual nature". That means it acts like two thingsthat we always thought were separate ... waves andparticles.
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When 2ml of dettol is dissolved in 100ml of water the smell can be detected even on repeated dilution identify the physical nature of matter?
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Why are all matters electrical in nature?
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How can finding involving such minute particles of matter reveal anything about the universe as a whole?
In a very simple sense, scientists like to believe that the universe if "symmetrical". That is, there should be equal amounts of matter and anti-matter. However, there is obviously more matter than anti-matter in the universe, and Scientists believe that the answer to why this apparent "asymmetry" exists lies in particle physics. I would recommend reading the book "Supersymmetry : Unveiling the Ultimate Laws of Nature" by Gordon Kane for further explanation. Other reasons why the study of small particles will help us understand the universe is that there are predicted particles, such as the Higg's Boson, which could explain the properties of the Universe itself. In this case, it is believed that the mass of all particles arise from the interaction with the Higg's Boson. All these things are explained in this book.
