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For my Physics EEI (year 12 extended experimental investigation) I'd really like do some sort of variation of the double slit experiment that can deviate into wave like behaviour of matter etc... I've found ways to have the interference patterns shown using a laser pointer and film, but problem is there isn't enough variation to collect significant amounts of data to base the EEI on.
I was thinking I could use different frequencies of light/laser/whatever medium is being used and using them at different distances and measuring maybe a different in the interference patterns or something, but I'm not sure what that would show if anything.
Is it worth pursuing this, or should I focus on another experiment instead?
Thanks, sorry if I didn't give enough information.
For my Physics EEI (year 12 extended experimental investigation) I'd really like do some sort of variation of the double slit experiment that can deviate into wave like behaviour of matter etc... I've found ways to have the interference patterns shown using a laser pointer and film, but problem is there isn't enough variation to collect significant amounts of data to base the EEI on.
I was thinking I could use different frequencies of light/laser/whatever medium is being used and using them at different distances and measuring maybe a different in the interference patterns or something, but I'm not sure what that would show if anything.
Is it worth pursuing this, or should I focus on another experiment instead?
Thanks, sorry if I didn't give enough information.