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An experiment includes firing of small C-70 molecules on a wall with two slits. In the first case, both slits are kept open. C-70 molecules are fired. Now in the next case, One slit is closed, Find the percentage of C-70 molecules striking the open slit.

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Jaikirat Sandhu by jaikirat sandhu , 22, India

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Harshvir Singh
Jan 12, 2015

Yes, that's right. I have read the experiment too.

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Jaikirat Sandhu
Jan 12, 2015

According to the buckyball experiment, it is practically proved that 100% of buckyballs strike the open slit and none of the buckyball strikes the closed slit although the buckyballs were fired at random. According to feynman's laws, the buckyball(C-60/C-70) already knew what is ahead, so they changed their path.

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