#his abstact$diagra describes how a particle%s energy state is what causes it to reflect as a wave or a single particle.

#his drawing ai s to solve the ystery of the double slit $ particle-wave duality experi &' - updated ((-()-*+(, ent.

Particles such as electrons (-e) gather in the firing gun and rub against eachother as they wait to be fired at the photographic plate. As a result, the particles enter an energy state si ilar to the highest orbital state within the nucleus of an ato . !hen fired towards the open slit the flux generated by their state reflects as a wave. A "filtered" portion of that wave passes through the single slit and for s a single band on the photographic plate.

Single slit behaves as a bandpass filter

A portion of the flux waves passes through and shows as a single band.

!hen two slits are used in the paper instead of two single bands, multiple bands are registered on the photographic plate.

Filtered sections of the flux waves pass through both slits.

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The pursuant intersecting waves reflect as multiple bands /particles impacting on the photographic plate Here, the E F flux/cloud. is filtered via the double slit

The double slit plate behaves as a bandpass/reject filter

An oddity occurs when a sensor is placed to detect the particle's state. When sensed, the particle ceases to behave as a wave and start behaving as a single particle registering two single bands on the the photographic paper?

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ABSTRA T! "t is co##on $nowledge that electrons can and do occupy di%%erent energy states &which translates to orbits when they are a part o% an ato#'. The lowest orbit &closest to the (ucleus' would have the highest energy level &e)citation'. This essay postulates that when the electrons are *ued in the electron gun, ready to be %ired at the double slits, rubbing against eachother places the# in the highest e)citation state. When they are %ired towards the target their e)citation #ani%est as a wave. When a sensor is placed to detect the#, they interact with the sensing #echanis# which causes the# to lose a slight bit o% energy. This is true with any two bodies interacting at the #acro or #icro scale. The energy a co#et uses as it hurls towards earth is lost as #ass &+,- .'. Two bodies will have less #ass &hence', energy together than apart. The loss o% energy o% the electron when it interacts with the sensor /olts it into a lower &towards a rest state' energy0#ass state which re%lect the electron as a particle. This essay contridicts other proposed abstracts which involve *uantu# tunneling and the electron being in all states, in all places at once on its way to the photographic plate. 1nli$e those abstracts, this essay succeeds in providing a 2logical2 everyday li%e e)planation to a pu33ling oddity.