Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter



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Contents

Experiment of Photoelectric Effect


Description: Photoelectric effect shows electrons ejected from metal when light hits with energy above threshold frequency.


Photoelectric Cell & Its Application


Description: Photoelectric cells convert light into electrical energy, used in sensors, solar panels, and automation.


Failure of Wave Theory & Wave Nature of Matter


Description: Wave theory failed to explain photoelectric effect; wave-particle duality describes matter's wave-like behavior.


Dual Nature of Light & Quantum Theory


Description: Dual nature of light explains wave-particle behavior, while quantum theory describes energy quantization and photons.


Davission & Germer Experiment


Description: Davisson and Germer's experiment confirmed electron wave nature by observing diffraction through a nickel crystal.


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