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Which phenomenon in quantum physics shows particles can behave like waves, producing an interference pattern?

A. Uncertainty Principle
B. Pauli Exclusion Principle
C. Wave-Particle Duality
D. Photoelectric Effect

Explanation:

Wave-particle duality explains how quantum objects (like electrons) exhibit wave-like interference. Uncertainty is measurement limits, exclusion deals with fermions, photoelectric is emission of electrons by photons.

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