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Quantum mechanics From Conservapedia (Redirected from Quantum physics Jump to: navigation search Quantum mechanics consists of the breakthrough in physics in the 1920s in understanding how particles behave inside atoms . Classical mechanics, as initially discovered by Isaac Newton , cannot explain atomic behavior. Erwin Schrodinger is generally credited with the formulation of the Schrodinger equation, around 1926. Other contributions were from Werner Heisenberg Niels Bohr John von Neumann , and Hermann Weyl Classical mechanics would predict that an electron orbits a proton just as planets orbit the sun. Classical electromagnetism would predict that the orbiting electron would emit a time-varying electrical field just as a radio station does. But the electron would lose energy as it emits this radiation , and would orbit closer and closer to the proton, until it collapses into the proton! Such a model cannot be correct. Quantum mechanics posits that an electron (or any other sub-atomic particle) behaves as both a wave and a particle. As a result of the wave nature of the electron, the position of the electron can never be precisely known. Whenever it is attempted to be measured, knowledge of the electron's velocity is lost. Hence, there is an inherent uncertainty that prevents precisely measuring both the position and the momentum simultaneously. This is known as the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle Quantum mechanics forms the basis for our understanding of chemical reactions, as well as all computers and electronic devices today.

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