1. Calculate the expectation value for the potential energy of the hydrogen atom with the electron in the 1s orbital. Compare your result with the total energy and calculate the expectation value of the electron's kinetic energy in this state. 2. (a) Calculate the probability that the Is electron for hydrogen will be found between ra, and r= 2ao. (b) Calculate the probability of finding the electron, still in the Is state, outside a sphere of radius 2.500. 3. Calculate the expectation value of the radius, (r), at which you would find the electron if the H atom wave function is a) w200, and b) 211. I

1. Calculate the expectation value for the potential energy of the hydrogen atom with the electron in the 1s orbital. Compare your result with the total energy and calculate the expectation value of the electron's kinetic energy in this state. 2. (a) Calculate the probability that the Is electron for hydrogen will be found between ra, and r= 2ao. (b) Calculate the probability of finding the electron, still in the Is state, outside a sphere of radius 2.500. 3. Calculate the expectation value of the radius, (r), at which you would find the electron if the H atom wave function is a) w200, and b) 211. I

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