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= Additional information =
= Additional information =
==Useful websites==
==Useful websites==
#Interactive Simulation on Nature of Light <br>
[[File:So_what_is_light.png|http://learningcenter.nsta.org/my_learning_center/download.aspx?id=W44Civ6aUMgTZR0Zd5HjUA_E_E&furl=gqX5t6v0Maz5FXJxNMLVc!plus!zQoUZIjdaGEaPJ9QwYlF40FS7aiDIKq8TleSRm3JQyr0eEWw4gGZw_E]]<br>
[[File:So_what_is_light.png|http://learningcenter.nsta.org/my_learning_center/download.aspx?id=W44Civ6aUMgTZR0Zd5HjUA_E_E&furl=gqX5t6v0Maz5FXJxNMLVc!plus!zQoUZIjdaGEaPJ9QwYlF40FS7aiDIKq8TleSRm3JQyr0eEWw4gGZw_E]]<br>
In this interactive simulation, you can explore the history of quantum physics, how the understanding of light was developed and an overview of the theories of light.
In this interactive simulation, you can explore the history of quantum physics, how the understanding of light was developed and an overview of the theories of light.
Source: [http://www.nsta.org NSTA]
Source: [http://www.nsta.org NSTA]
#Wikipedia article on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wave%E2%80%93particle_duality Wave Particle Duality]
==Reference Books==
==Reference Books==