The Wave-Particle Duality - Part 2

The video explains the wave-particle duality of small particles like electrons, using an analogy of a speck of dust in a raindrop. It describes how the electron is guided by a wave, known as a wave function, which determines the probability of finding the electron in a particular place. The video concludes by highlighting the challenge of understanding wave movements in quantum mechanics.

Explain how the wave function affects the likelihood of finding the electron.

What is the hard part of understanding wave-particle duality according to the text?