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OpenStudy (imtiaz7):

What phenomena require a wave description of light? What phenomena require a particle picture of light? How are the two aspects related quantitatively? @genius12 @xxAshxx @UnkleRhaukus

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Interference and diffraction show the wave nature of light and the phenomena such as photoelectric effect show the particle nature of light..

OpenStudy (anonymous):

As we all know, Light is Dual in nature i.e particle and wave.Well Interference and diffraction show wave nature of light as they satisfy the sinusoidal wave equation.Photoelectric effect shows particle nature of light..We consider electrons and photons for this effect which is comparatively tiny.Well Wave is not a quatity!

OpenStudy (chmvijay):

|dw:1375814332799:dw| they both can be related diffraction shows wave nautre of light and photoelectric effect shows the particle nature of light u can convert or imagine the particle to wave by the following de broglies relation

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