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Quantum Physics
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From all the sides you are surrounded completely by scientific inventions which came into being due to the theories discovered by scientists a long time ago. Science, however, is a vast topic which is further divided into several prances of which one is Quantum Physics whose implementations are playing a vital role in our life at the very present time.
Need to know how was this theory utilized? And firstly, what is it actually? Read on this book which covers the following topics:
- Introduction and history of quantum physics
- Things you need to know about it
- Application
- Importance
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