Problem 2.7 An electron is confined inside a potential well with infinite walls. The width of the well is W = 5 nm. What is the probability of finding the electron within 1 nm from either wall, if the electron is at
(a) the lowest energy level
(b) the second-lowest energy level A
Ans: a) P = 0.10 B) P = 0.31
Solution:
Given that W=5nm.
Energy level in infinte well is given by
Where
n = quantum no. associated with nth energy level
m* = effect mass of particle
h = planck's constant
Lx = width of well
a)
The lowest energy level:
b)
The second lowest energy level:
Put n=2
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