What does it mean that the electron has a dual nature (particle and wave properties)?
Does the electron have a dual nature?
Are all electrons the same electron? Are all electrons the same? What is electron affinity? What is electron affinity in detail? What are electron configurations? Why do electrons in an atom exist in discrete energy levels, and why don’t they fall into the nucleus or radiate electromagnetic energy as they orbit? What are the similarities of classical free electron theory and quantum free electron theory? Why the atoms become neutral when it shares electron ? Are electron gain enthalpy and Electron affinity the same or different? From where do electrons come? What is the "electron field", as distinct from the electromagnetic field? Why does more valence electrons mean more electronegativity? Why is the second electron affinity value of oxygen positive? What is the electron configuration of SE2? What is the difference between a beta particle and an electron? Where are electrons found in an atom? What is the electron configuration of iron? Should I think of an electron as a plant (for ex: using photosynthesis)? Why does an electron move around the nucleus? Has anyone seen an electron ? What is the difference between an electron and a beta particle? What vibrates when an electron behaves like a wave? Why are electron orbitals shaped the way they are? Why do electrons revolve around the nucleus? Is the electron charge (e) a fundamental constant? How is it derived? How is the electron affinity equation determined? Can a atom of an element and its molecule be the same? How are atoms of the same element alike? Where does the energy that is released from an electron affinity come from? How does an electron move around the nucleus?