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Schrodinger’s Rat is a whimsical tribute to the real-world thought experiment “Schrodinger’s Cat” first introduced by Austrian physicist Erwin Schrodinger in 1935. In it, Schrodinger illustrated the issues of quantum mechanics (according to the Copenhagen interpretation) when applied to everyday objects. Using this as the premise, Schrodinger’s Rat introduces concepts of the Periodic Table and all its Elements as a forum for exploring atomic science.
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