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-content-disposition-inline%3B%; -+ QEFit to page Page (a) Using diagrams to support your answer, provide a description of the Stern-Gerlach experiment and how this led to the concept of intrinsic angular momentum. [5 marks (b) Use Hund's rules to find the ground state quantum numbers L and S for nitrogen which has electronic configuration 1s22s22p3 [4 marks] (c) It can be shown that the z-component of orbital angular momentum commutes with both the square of position (in spherical coordinates) and momentum i.e.: IL, and o (i) Explain the physical meaning of these equations. [2 marks) (ii) Use these relations to explain why the Hamiltonian commutes with all three components of L [3 marks] (d) The radial wave function for the n = 1,1 = 0 state of hydrogen is given by: R(r) =-3/2 e-r/ao do Show that the radial probability density has its maximum value at r ao. [6 marks] TOTAL: 20 marks]
-content-disposition-inline%3B%; -+ QEFit to page Page (a) Using diagrams to support your answer, provide a description of the Stern-Gerlach experiment and how this led to the concept of intrinsic angular momentum. [5 marks (b) Use Hund's rules to find the ground state quantum numbers L and S for nitrogen which has electronic configuration 1s22s22p3 [4 marks] (c) It can be shown that the z-component of orbital angular momentum commutes with both the square of position (in spherical coordinates) and momentum i.e.: IL, and o (i) Explain the physical meaning of these equations. [2 marks) (ii) Use these relations to explain why the Hamiltonian commutes with all three components of L [3 marks] (d) The radial wave function for the n = 1,1 = 0 state of hydrogen is given by: R(r) =-3/2 e-r/ao do Show that the radial probability density has its maximum value at r ao. [6 marks] TOTAL: 20 marks]