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The complementary nature of wavelike and particlelike behavior is commonly interpreted as follows: Because of the uncertainty principle, any attempt to measure the position (particle aspect) of a quantum will lead to an uncontrollable, irreversible disturbance in its momentum, thereby washing out any interference pattern (wave aspect).1
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