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Is there anyway to use the Arduino in a simple manner to demonstrate quantum physics in any manner?

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IIRC Every transistor is a demonstration of QP

What is your audience?

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Is there anyway to use the Arduino in a simple manner to demonstrate quantum physics in any manner?

Surely a blink-without-delay sketch with an additional function added to prove of surviving the a it's alive no it's dead roll-over event would give credence to if the cat survived or not?

Lefty

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you can arduino use to MODEL a QP effect like "spooky actions at a distance" aka entanglement 

two buttons red and blue and 2 LCD's  - you press one colour and the one LCD says that colour and the other says the other.

Which QP effect do you want to be modelled?

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how can I test entanglement? 

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how can I test entanglement? 

You can't actually get quantum entailment he was just suggesting you demonstrated.
Is what you are looking for a quantum event that you can measure with an arduino?
If so the look to do an electron spin resonance experiment with it.

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how can I test entanglement? 

Chuck all your hook up wires and jumper cables into a box and give it a shake? 

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Sure...

1.Get the Arduino to release some chemicals that would kill a cat at a random period.
2. stick the cat in the box.
3. wait a few minutes.

Now we have a situation where the cat is neither alive nor dead lol...

wait, is that quantum physics?...

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Sure...

1.Get the Arduino to release some chemicals that would kill a cat at a random period.
2. stick the cat in the box.
3. wait a few minutes.

Now we have a situation where the cat is neither alive nor dead lol...

wait, is that quantum physics?...

Murder or Attempted Murder?

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Maybe using a green led as a light detector? Red light won't work but green or higher frequency will.

I leave it to you to find out why and decide if that is suitable and how to use it.

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Chuck all your hook up wires and jumper cables into a box and give it a shake? 

No need to shake it. Everyone knows that you can place neatly wound up wires into a box and they'll tangle themselves over time.

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Chuck all your hook up wires and jumper cables into a box and give it a shake? 

No need to shake it. Everyone knows that you can place neatly wound up wires into a box and they'll tangle themselves over time.

A good example of Quantum entanglement. 

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Or entropy.

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Yes that is an example of the second law of thermodynamics not actually quantum physics.

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That's why I go with light color and absorption but now that I think of it, colored bulbs are filters so they'd need to be clear plastic and I dunno if you can find those.

Still, different color lights should make different voltages out of a cadmium cell shouldn't they?
Or was it another kind that Einstein used? Sorry, but it's been a long time since school.