Modern Physics Module-1 Question Bank Quiz
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What experimental evidence conclusively established the particle behavior of light?

  • Interference patterns
  • The photoelectric effect (correct)
  • Diffraction patterns
  • Polarization of light
  • Which phenomena provide exclusive evidence for the wave behavior of light?

  • Polarization and Compton scattering
  • Interference and diffraction (correct)
  • The photoelectric effect
  • Compton scattering
  • In what way does light exhibit wave-particle duality?

  • As a collection of particles in all phenomena
  • As a continuous wave in some phenomena and as a flux of particles in others
  • As a continuous wave in all phenomena
  • As an advancing wave in some phenomena and as a flux of particles in others (correct)
  • What did de-Broglie's hypothesis propose about the nature of radiation?

    <p>Radiation, which is basically a wave, can exhibit particle nature under certain circumstances</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the key idea behind de-Broglie's hypothesis?

    <p>Nature likes symmetry, so if particles can exhibit wave nature, then waves can exhibit particle nature</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Experimental Evidence for Particle Behavior of Light

    • The conclusive experimental evidence was provided by Albert Einstein's photoelectric effect experiment in 1905, which showed that light can behave as particles (photons) under certain conditions.

    Exclusive Evidence for Wave Behavior of Light

    • The phenomena that provide exclusive evidence for the wave behavior of light include:
      • Interference (e.g., Young's double-slit experiment)
      • Diffraction
      • Superposition

    Light's Wave-Particle Duality

    • Light exhibits wave-particle duality, meaning it can exhibit both wave-like and particle-like behavior depending on how it is observed.

    de-Broglie's Hypothesis

    • In 1924, Louis de Broglie proposed that all radiation, including light, can exhibit wave-like behavior.
    • The key idea behind de Broglie's hypothesis is that particles, such as electrons, can exhibit wave-like behavior, and vice versa.

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    Test your knowledge of modern physics with this question bank focusing on Module-1. Explore concepts such as the dual nature of radiation, including the photoelectric effect and Compton scattering. This quiz provides answers and explanations to help deepen your understanding of these fundamental principles.

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