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Who did experiments with light , known as the double-slit experiments, to produce interference patterns that could only be explained by evoking a wave-like nature for light?.
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Who did experiments with light , known as the double-slit experiments, to produce interference patterns that could only be explained by evoking a wave-like nature for light?.

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Thomas Young

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