1s (1) 1s (2) (a (1) B (2) – a (2) B (1)) an eigenfunction of theFor a two electron system, is b (1, 2):operator Sz = S1z + $22? If so, what is the eigenvalue? (s1z and s2z are the operators for the z-component of theelectron spin for electrons 1 and 2, respectively.)O No, because different types of spin are mixed into a superposition state.O Yes, and the eigenvalue is Oh.O Yes, and the eigenvalue is 1h.O No, because the spin wavefunctions for the two electrons are scrambled.

1s (1) ls (2) (a (1) B (2) – a (2) B(1)) an eigentunctiol of the For a two electron system, is (1, 2) operator Sz = s1z + S22? If so, what is the eigenvalue? (s1z and s2z are the operators for the z-component of the electron spin for electrons 1 and 2, respectively.) %3D O No, because different types of spin are mixed into a superposition state. O Yes, and the eigenvalue is 0h. O Yes, and the eigenvalue is 1h. O No, because the spin wavefunctions for the two electrons are scrambled.

1s (1) ls (2) (a (1) B (2) – a (2) B(1)) an eigentunctiol of the For a two electron system, is (1, 2) operator Sz = s1z + S22? If so, what is the eigenvalue? (s1z and s2z are the operators for the z-component of the electron spin for electrons 1 and 2, respectively.) %3D O No, because different types of spin are mixed into a superposition state. O Yes, and the eigenvalue is 0h. O Yes, and the eigenvalue is 1h. O No, because the spin wavefunctions for the two electrons are scrambled.

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