Which property cannot be independently measured if two photons are entangled via Type-II spontaneous parametric down-conversion?

💡 Explanation

Due to quantum entanglement, the polarization direction of the two photons is correlated via conservation laws; therefore, measuring one photon's polarization instantly defines the other's. This is entanglement, rather than independent measurement permitted for momentum, wavelength, or arrival time.

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