In what way do the particles of light (photons) differ from particles of matter such as electrons and protons?
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In what way do the particles of light (photons) differ from particles of matter such as electrons and protons?
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anonymous · Answer

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photon I have no idea .. Wikipedia help u :)

anonymous · Answer

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imtiaz7 · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

Your question doesn't seem to make sense. Please reexplain the question may I can help

imtiaz7 · Answer

it simply says that what are the reasons or conditions behined the differentation between light particles and material particles such as electron and proton

anonymous · Answer

yes, light particles (photons) have the rest mass equal to zero. but material particles such as constituent particles of a matter don't. Photons and matter particles show both wave and corpuscular like aspects.

imtiaz7 · Answer

thanks @Saeeddiscover