Determine the number of microstates for a p3-electronic system. Also determine the Total Ms and S quantum number for each microstate.
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Determine the number of microstates for a p3-electronic system. Also determine the Total Ms and S quantum number for eac...
Given the principal quantum number, n=5, what are the possible
states (n, l, ml, ms) can an electronic system have?
Q-28.1 Homework . Unanswered. Due in 2 days Given the principal quantum number, n = 5, what are the possible states (n, i, ml, ms) can an electronic system have? 0 A 8 © B 16 o C 32 OD 50
Determine whether or not the following electronic transitions are possible for the hydrogern atom. Quantum states are labeled by (n, l, mi) where n is the principal quantum number, I is the orbital angular momentum quantum number and mi is the quantum number for the z component of the orbital angular momentum
Determine whether or not the following electronic transitions are possible for the hydrogern atom. Quantum states are labeled by (n, l, mi) where n is the principal quantum...
The following relationships regarding entropy (S) and the number of microstates in a system (W) are true at 0 K: a. S = 0, W = 0 b. S = 1, W = 0 c. S = 0, W = 1 d. S = 213.7, W = 7.69 x 1034 e. S = -213.7, W = 7.69 x 1034
2. Imagine a universe in which the value of the ms quantum number can be +1 /2, 0 and - 1 /2 instead of just the Fermion values of ±1 /2. Assuming that all the other quantum numbers can take only the values possible in our world and that the Pauli exclusion principle applies, give the following: (a). The new electronic configuration of nitrogen. (b). The electronic configuration for the element below nitrogen in the new periodic table. (c). The...
give the ground-state Russell-Saunders terms for the following
electronic configurations
(a) Give the ground-state Russell-Saunders terms for the following electronic configurations: i. (3d) ii. (41) (Hint: S, P, D, F, G, H, I... for L=0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ...) (4 marks each, total 8 marks) (b) Determine ALL the atomic term symbols for the electronic configuration p3. Calculate the number of microstates and deduce the ground state term using Hund's rule. (10 marks)
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The lattice model for mixture (diffusion). There are S cells to be occupied randomly by two types of particles (A or B). Fac accommodate only one particle, either A or B. The total number of particles (N) is also 8 (N- NA + NB-4 + 4 = 8). The 8 cells are separated into 4 left (L) and 4 right (R) ones. A macrostate can be characterized by giving the number of A...
Which quantum number gives information about the shape of an orbital ? angular quantum number (l) magnetic quantum number ( ml ) principal quantum number ( n) spin quantum number ( ms ) How many unpaired electrons are in S ? 0 1 2 3 What is the ground state electron configuration of Cr ? 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 4s1 3d5 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p64s2 3d1 4p4 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 4s2 3d4 1s2 2p6...
Describe for each quantum number (n, l, ml,ms) was obtained, what esch represents and to which spatial bariable they are related.
A system is composed of two harmonic oscillators, each of natural frequency w, and having permissible energies "*1/2)w, where" is any non-negative integer. The total energy of the system is = 'hwo, where" is a positive integer. • For a given energy, how many microstates are available to the system? What is the entropy of the system? • A second system is also composed of two harmonic oscillators, each of natural frequency 2w,. The total energy of this system is...
Let's say we have 4 small interacting systems. I've already calculated the number of microstates for each independent system which are as follows; Ohm_1 = 6 Times 10^5, Ohm_2 = 3 Times 10^6, Ohm_3 = 5 Times 10^5, and Ohm_4 = 8 Times 10^6. a) When the 4 systems are interacting what is the total number of states (microstates, Ohm_T) accessible? b) What are S_1, S_2, S_3, and S_4 (entropy of each system independently) in terms of Boltzmann's Constant, k?...