👉 Light particles, or photons, are fundamental entities that exhibit both wave-like and particle-like properties, forming the basis of quantum mechanics and modern physics. In exhibitions showcasing light particles, visitors can explore the fascinating duality of light through interactive displays and visual representations. These exhibitions often highlight how light behaves as discrete packets of energy, known as photons, which carry specific amounts of energy proportional to their frequency. Interactive models demonstrate phenomena such as the photoelectric effect, where photons eject electrons from a metal surface, and interference patterns created by light waves, illustrating wave-particle duality. Additionally, exhibits may delve into the applications of light particles, from fiber optics and lasers to quantum computing and advanced imaging technologies, providing a comprehensive understanding of their significance in both scientific research and everyday life.
