problem 9.50 Calculate the first three energy levels, in kJ mol-1, for an electr
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problem 9.50
Calculate the first three energy levels, in kJ mol-1, for an electron in a potential well 0.5 nm in width infinitely high potential outside. For a particle in a cubical box calculate E(8ma2/h2) for the first 10 states. What is the degeneracy for each energy level? Assume the form for the ground-state wavefunction of the harmonic oscillator, and substitute this into the Schrödinger equation. Find the value of a that makes this an eigenfunction. figure 9.6 shows that the quantum mechanical harmonic oscillator can be in regions forbidden to a classical harmonic oscillator, (a) Find an integral expression for the probability that the particle will be in the classically forbidden region for the ground state, (b) Using tables for Gauss,anExplanation / Answer
Ans. Energy in nth level for 1 dimensional particle = n2h2/8mel2,
where n is the energy level, h - planck's constant, me- mass of electron, l - 0.5 nm
Therefore energy in 1st level per mol = (h2/8mel2)*6.02*10^23 = 145 kcal/mol
Energy in 2nd level per mol = 4*(h2/8mel2)*6.02*10^23 = 580 kcal/mol
Energy in 3rd level per mol = 9*(h2/8mel2)*6.02*10^23 = 1305 kcal/mol
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