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    Quantum physics describes the smallest objects in the universe like atoms and subatomic particles. It began with Max Planck's theory that atoms can only emit or absorb energy in discrete quantities called quanta. Albert Einstein furthered this work by demonstrating the photoelectric effect and proposing that light itself consists of discrete quanta. Later experiments like the double slit experiment and ideas around quantum entanglement and superposition challenged classical notions of physics and highlighted strange quantum phenomena. Today, quantum physics underlies technologies like electronics and continues to be an area of ongoing research to further understand and apply quantum effects.

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    Quantum physics describes the smallest objects in the universe like atoms and subatomic particles. It began with Max Planck's theory that atoms can only emit or absorb energy in discrete quantities called quanta. Albert Einstein furthered this work by demonstrating the photoelectric effect and proposing that light itself consists of discrete quanta. Later experiments like the double slit experiment and ideas around quantum entanglement and superposition challenged classical notions of physics and highlighted strange quantum phenomena. Today, quantum physics underlies technologies like electronics and continues to be an area of ongoing research to further understand and apply quantum effects.

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    Quantum physics describes the smallest objects in the universe like atoms and subatomic particles. It began with Max Planck's theory that atoms can only emit or absorb energy in discrete quantities called quanta. Albert Einstein furthered this work by demonstrating the photoelectric effect and proposing that light itself consists of discrete quanta. Later experiments like the double slit experiment and ideas around quantum entanglement and superposition challenged classical notions of physics and highlighted strange quantum phenomena. Today, quantum physics underlies technologies like electronics and continues to be an area of ongoing research to further understand and apply quantum effects.

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    QUANTUM PHYSICS

    AND TECHNOLOGY
     WHAT IS QUANTUM PHYSICS?
     HISTORY OF QUANTUM.
     PHOTOELELECTRIC EFFECT AND DOUBLE SLIT
    EXPERIMENT.
     QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT(SCHRODINGER CAT
    EXPERIMENTAND SUPER POSITION.
     HEISENBERG UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE.
     HOW QUANTUM IS USED IN DAY TO DAY LIFE.
     QUANTUM IN 2022.
    What is quantum physics ?

    QUANTUM PHYSICS IS A PART (OR) A COURSE OF


    PHYSICS DESCRIBES THE SMALLEST THINGS IN OUR
    UNIVERSE LIKE MOLECULES ,ATOMS AND SUBATOMIC
    PARTICLE.

    PACKETS OF ENERGY
    HISTORY OF QUANTUM

    Max Plank started a point for quantum theory and he is


    called as
    (FATHER OF QUANTUM PHYSICS)
    According to Planck's quantum theory, Different atoms
    and molecules can emit or absorb energy in discrete
    quantities only.
    The smallest amount of energy that can be emitted or
    absorbed in the form of electromagnetic radiation is
    known as quantum.
    he think this is very difficult hypothesis of his life
    ALBERT EINSTEIN PHOTOELECTRIC EFFECT…

    HE TOLD LIGHT
    ITSELF IS MADE
    UP OF
    DISCREATE
    PACKETS
    CALLED
    'QUANTA’.

    (1905)
    Double slit experiment…
    ENTANGLEMENT

    ‘SPOOKY ACTION AT DISTANCE’

    LOVE OF PHYSICS
    SCHRÖDINGER'S CAT SUPERPOSTION
    EXPERIMENT

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