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Does light behave like a wave, a stream of particles or both? Scientists at the University of Oxford are taking advantage of the particle-wave duality of light to carry out work developing exciting new technologies. This activity is suitable for stretching the more able students as it goes beyond what is taught about light in the KS4 curriculum, and is useful for students who may go on to study physics at KS5. Students will apply their knowledge about wave behaviour to explain the results from Young's double slit experiment and get first-hand experience of how scientists use experiments to test hypotheses.
Learning outcomes:
- Learn that light can behave as both waves and particles.
- Make a prediction based on a hypothesis.
- Apply knowledge of wave behaviour to explain the results of the double slit experiment.
See more at: http://www.oxfordsparks.ox.ac.uk/run-for-your-light.
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