Could an experiment involving electron diffraction be conducted with three or four slits? Employing a grating with several slits? What type of outcomes might you anticipate with a grating? Would this violate the uncertainty principle? Explain.
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Could an experiment involving electron diffraction be conducted with three or four slits? Employing a grating with several slits? What type of outcomes might you anticipate with a grating? Would this violate the uncertainty principle? Explain.
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