Quantum State
A Mathematical Description Of A Particle Properties In Quantum Mechanics.

Superposition
A Principle In Quantum Mechanics Stating That A System Can Exist In Multiple Quantum States Simultaneously.

Quantum Entanglement
A Phenomenon In Which Two Particles Share A Linked Quantum State Regardless Of Distance.

Atomic Model
A Representation Of The Structure Of Atoms, Including Electrons, Protons, And Neutrons.

Bohr Model
An Early Atomic Model In Which Electrons Orbit The Nucleus In Discrete Energy Levels.

Electron Orbital
A Region Around The Nucleus Where An Electron Is Likely To Be Found, Described In Quantum Mechanics.

Reflection
The Bouncing Of Light Off A Surface, Described In Optics.

Voltage
The Difference In Electric Potential Between Two Points, Driving Electric Current.

Refraction
The Bending Of Light As It Passes Between Materials With Different Densities.

Current
The Flow Of Electric Charge Through A Conductor, Driven By Voltage.