The Surprising Feature of the Double- Slit Experiment with Electrons

question 27

Multiple Choice

The surprising feature of the double- slit experiment with electrons is that

• A) the electrons don't all hit the screen at the same point.
• B) the two single- slit patterns are simply superimposed-- or added to-- each other when both slits are opened.
• C) the electrons are able to strike the screen even with both slits closed.
• D) the overall pattern is an interference pattern.
• E) small flashes are seen on the screen.

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