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How heingberg uncertainty principle rule is responsible for path of electron

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Answer : Heisenberg's uncertainty principle deals with the position of electrons as WELL as it's velocity , you might know that when an electron spins , it's image is totally blur so it's really difficult to determine it but with instruments it is possible.

Secondly ,the electron's velocity and position is dependent on it's path (orbit) so WITHOUT orbits or as you mentioned path it is not at all possible to PROVE the existence of electron.

Now , the principle is actually is about that when you find it's position you don't know about i's velocity (it's velocity is UNCERTAIN) and when the velocity is known the position is uncertain . So , you can't interpret both simultaneously.

( Just for your understanding...)

Now , visualize yourself on a railway platform , now imagine that you have to track the position and the velocity of the train at the same time , can you do it ? DEFINITELY not ,right ? Same applies with the electron .)

Hope it is much of a help :)



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