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Please explain what is the photoelectric effect and how light has particle-like properties? I do not understand.
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Light behaves simultaneously as a particle and as a wave. It is composed of photons (quanta) which represent the particle-like properties, with the collisions of photons and electrons accounting for the photoelectric effect at each incident.
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