1. we want to find the Energy of Assembly for the helium (EoA) atom. This atom has two protons in the nucleus, and two outer electrons each at a radius of about 0.5nm (nanometers) from the nucleus. Follow these steps to calculate the EoA. The value of "e" is e = 1.6 x 10^-19 C.
A. Show with the nucleus, and bring in one of the elctrons
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Below, Calculate the energy involved:
Energy (pp+e) _________
B. Now bring in a second electron. Show all interactios
(assume this is an equilateral triangle)
Below, calculate all the energy terms involved
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^ Final Configuration ^
(pp + e ) + e Energy (all aditional terms) __________
C. What is the total Energy of Assembly?
EoA __________________
1. we want to find the Energy of Assembly for the helium (EoA) atom. This atom...
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