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Diffraction of the electron beam is an evidence of the fact that:

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electrons repel each other

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light has wave properties

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electron has wave property

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electron has momentum

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Solution

The correct option is B electron has wave property
Interference and diffraction are the properties shown by a wave particle (wave).

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