What does it mean that the electron has a dual nature (particle and wave properties)?
What is dual nature of electron?
Are all electrons the same electron? What is electron affinity? Are all electrons the same? What are electron configurations? What is electron affinity in detail? What are the similarities of classical free electron theory and quantum free electron theory? What is the "electron field", as distinct from the electromagnetic field? What is the electron configuration of SE2? In a double slit experiment, how do we know for sure that the electron duplicates itself when there is no way to distinguish between two electrons clearly? What is the electron configuration of iron? From where do electrons come? What is the difference between a beta particle and an electron? 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? Where are electrons found in an atom? What is the difference between an electron and a beta particle? What is the electron configuration of oxygen? How is the electron affinity equation determined? Why is the second electron affinity value of oxygen positive? Is there a difference between electron field and electromagnetic field? Are electrons waves or particles? Why does more valence electrons mean more electronegativity? What is the use of the electron rest mass? What is the easier way to understand the concept of electron orbitals? Why the atoms become neutral when it shares electron ? How is the formula for electron affinity determined? Are electron gain enthalpy and Electron affinity the same or different? Where does the energy that is released from an electron affinity come from? When iron gives up its 2 outer 4s electrons and also gives up an inner 3D electron? What is speed of electron? Is the electron charge (e) a fundamental constant? How is it derived?