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Which of the following describes one of the main features of wave-particle duality? a. As mass...

Which of the following describes one of the main features of wave-particle duality?

a. As mass increases, the particle nature of matter is less easy to observe.
b. As momentum increases, the wave nature of matter becomes more evident    
c. As speed increases, the particle nature of matter becomes more evident.
d. As energy decreases, the wave nature of matter becomes less easy to observe.
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