46. What is shown on Figure 1? Draft a figure caption (max. 50words). Use the textbook, especiallychapter 6-5, for help.(a)1 pm-10-10cm1s2s3s(b)(c)0 pmaverage radius050Figure 1: ???5050Hydrogen AtomProbability Distributionand Energy Levelspm(d)E₁-13.6 eVE₂ = -3.40 ev100E3 = -1.5 eV100pm 15029=-0.016 eV

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. What is shown on Figure 1? Draft a figure caption (max. 50words). Use the textbook, especially chapter 6-5, for help. (a) 1 pm-10-10 cm 1s 2s 3s (b) (c) 0 pm 50 no 50 average radius pm 50 Hydrogen Atom Probability Distribution and Energy Levels (d) E₁ = -13.6 eV E₂ = -3.40 ev 100 E3 = -1.5 eV 100 pm 150 =-0.016 eV

. What is shown on Figure 1? Draft a figure caption (max. 50words). Use the textbook, especially chapter 6-5, for help. (a) 1 pm-10-10 cm 1s 2s 3s (b) (c) 0 pm 50 no 50 average radius pm 50 Hydrogen Atom Probability Distribution and Energy Levels (d) E₁ = -13.6 eV E₂ = -3.40 ev 100 E3 = -1.5 eV 100 pm 150 =-0.016 eV

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