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2. (a) When a particle of mass 1.0 x 10-26 g in a one-dimensional box goes...
2. (a) When a particle of mass 1.0 x 10-26 g in a one-dimensional box goes from the n=3 level to n=1 level, it emits a radiation with frequency 5.0 x 1014 Hz. Calculate the length of the box. (b) Suppose that an electron freely moves around inside of a three-dimensional rectangular box with dimensions of 0.4 nm (width), 0.4 nm (length), and 0.5 nm (height). Calculate the frequency of the radiation that the electron would absorb during its transition...
7.24. If the frequency of a photon of red light is twice that of a photon...
7.24. If the frequency of a photon of red light is twice that of a photon of infrared radiation, how much more energy does the photon of red light have? mic 7.28. Which radiation has the longer wavelength: (a) radio waves from an AM radio station broadcasting at 680 kHz or (b) infrared radiation emitted by the surface of Earth (A-15 μm)? nts t: 7.60. The hydrogen atomic emission spectrum includes a UV line with a wavelength of 92.3 nm....
1) photon dropped Eph1 with frequency vph1 on unexcited hydrogen atom on ground state then the...
1) photon dropped Eph1 with frequency vph1 on unexcited hydrogen atom on ground state then the atom ionized anf an electron comes out with kinetic energy Te , if this electron Unite with another ionic hydrogen then a third hydrogen atom in first excited level on comes out because of this unite with -3.4eV , and a new photon comes out with 466 λ. calculate the energy of first photon Eph1 and its frequency vph1 . 2) calculate the velocity...
7. What is the probability of finding a particle translating in the central third of a 1 dimensional box if it is in the (a) the ground state (b) the first excited state. (c) Compare these probab...
7. What is the probability of finding a particle translating in the central third of a 1 dimensional box if it is in the (a) the ground state (b) the first excited state. (c) Compare these probabiliies to the classical probability. (d) What is the average value for the position in the ground state? Do your answers make sense? 15P
7. What is the probability of finding a particle translating in the central third of a 1 dimensional box if...
While studying the particle in a box in this chapter, you CR come up with what...
While studying the particle in a box in this chapter, you CR come up with what you think is a brilliant idea. Suppose the electron in the hydrogen atom is modeled like a par- ticle in a one-dimensional box! You look online and learn that the transition from the first excited state of hydrogen to the ground state emits a photon of wavelength 121.6 nm. (a) From this information, you determine the size of the box in which the electron...
Q 1: For particle in a box problem, answer the following questions, a) Why n=0 is...
Q 1: For particle in a box problem, answer the following questions, a) Why n=0 is not an allowed quantum number? b) En = 0 is not allowed for particle in a box, why? c) Ground state wavefunction is orthogonal to the first excited state wavefunction, what does it mean? Q 2: An electronic system that is treated as particle in 3-D box with dimensions of 3Å x 3Å x 4Å. Calculate the wavelength corresponding to the lowest energy transition...
Answer all questions please 5. Consider a particle in the first excited state ofa rigid box...
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5. Consider a particle in the first excited state ofa rigid box of length a. (a) Find the probability density (b) where is the particle most likely to be found? 6. Determine the wavelength of the photon emitted when an electron in a hydrogen atom makes transition from the 5 excited state to the following states (a) ground state (b) 1 excited states (c) 2 excited state Determine whether the emission is visible, uv or infrared...
Hydrogen atoms absorb energy so that electrons can be excited to the n = 5 energy...
Hydrogen atoms absorb energy so that electrons can be excited to the n = 5 energy level. Electrons then undergo these transitions, among others: (a) n = 5 → n = 3 (b) n = 5 → n = 2 (c) n = 4 → n = 1 (i) Which transition produces a photon with the least energy? (ii) Which transition produces a photon with the highest frequency? (iii) Which transition produces a photon with the shortest wavelength?
4 Suppose hydrogen atoms absorb energy so that electrons are excited to the n-7 energy level. Ele...
4 Suppose hydrogen atoms absorb energy so that electrons are excited to the n-7 energy level. Electrons then undergo these transitions, among others (a) n 7 to n- (b) n 7 to n-6 (c) n-2 to n-1 Enter the letter (a, b, or c) for each. the smallest energy? the highest frequency? the shortest wavelength? What is the frequency of a photon resulting from the transition n-6 → n-1? h -6.62 x 10-34 J-s
4 Suppose hydrogen atoms absorb energy...
The Sun's atmosphere contains vast quantities of Het cations. These ions absorb some of the Sun's...
The Sun's atmosphere contains vast quantities of Het cations. These ions absorb some of the Sun's thermal energy, promoting electrons from the Het ground state to various excited states. A Het ion in the fifth energy level may return to the ground state by emitting three successive photons: an infrared photon (a = 1014 nm), a green photon (a = 469 nm), and an X ray (a = 26 nm). Calculate the excitation energy (in J) for the Het ion...
7.24. If the frequency of a photon of red light is twice that of a photon of infrared radiation, how much more energy does the photon of red light have? mic 7.28. Which radiation has the longer wavelength: (a) radio waves from an AM radio station broadcasting at 680 kHz or (b) infrared radiation emitted by the surface of Earth (A-15 μm)? nts t: 7.60. The hydrogen atomic emission spectrum includes a UV line with a wavelength of 92.3 nm....
7. What is the probability of finding a particle translating in the central third of a 1 dimensional box if it is in the (a) the ground state (b) the first excited state. (c) Compare these probabiliies to the classical probability. (d) What is the average value for the position in the ground state? Do your answers make sense? 15P
7. What is the probability of finding a particle translating in the central third of a 1 dimensional box if...
While studying the particle in a box in this chapter, you CR come up with what you think is a brilliant idea. Suppose the electron in the hydrogen atom is modeled like a par- ticle in a one-dimensional box! You look online and learn that the transition from the first excited state of hydrogen to the ground state emits a photon of wavelength 121.6 nm. (a) From this information, you determine the size of the box in which the electron...
Answer all questions please
5. Consider a particle in the first excited state ofa rigid box of length a. (a) Find the probability density (b) where is the particle most likely to be found? 6. Determine the wavelength of the photon emitted when an electron in a hydrogen atom makes transition from the 5 excited state to the following states (a) ground state (b) 1 excited states (c) 2 excited state Determine whether the emission is visible, uv or infrared...
4 Suppose hydrogen atoms absorb energy so that electrons are excited to the n-7 energy level. Electrons then undergo these transitions, among others (a) n 7 to n- (b) n 7 to n-6 (c) n-2 to n-1 Enter the letter (a, b, or c) for each. the smallest energy? the highest frequency? the shortest wavelength? What is the frequency of a photon resulting from the transition n-6 → n-1? h -6.62 x 10-34 J-s
4 Suppose hydrogen atoms absorb energy...
The Sun's atmosphere contains vast quantities of Het cations. These ions absorb some of the Sun's thermal energy, promoting electrons from the Het ground state to various excited states. A Het ion in the fifth energy level may return to the ground state by emitting three successive photons: an infrared photon (a = 1014 nm), a green photon (a = 469 nm), and an X ray (a = 26 nm). Calculate the excitation energy (in J) for the Het ion...
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