2) The plot below is like the ones shown in class as examples of measurements of a bound electron's distance from the nucleus. Answer the following about the electron orbital it describes. a) How many radial nodes does this orbital have? b) If the orbital has one angular node, what are the values of n and l? c) Draw a picture of the angular shape of the orbital. d) What quantum number would you need to assign to put the correct axes on your orbital picture from part c? Can you tell this information from the plot? e) List two radii (Radial Distance = x Å) where the phase of the electron wavefunction will not have the same sign. 50 40 20 10 20000 40 000 60 000 80 000 100000 Measurement Number Radial Distance, A

2) The plot below is like the ones shown in class as examples of measurements of a bound electron's distance from the nucleus. Answer the following about the electron orbital it describes. a) How many radial nodes does this orbital have? b) If the orbital has one angular node, what are the values of n and l? c) Draw a picture of the angular shape of the orbital. d) What quantum number would you need to assign to put the correct axes on your orbital picture from part c? Can you tell this information from the plot? e) List two radii (Radial Distance = x Å) where the phase of the electron wavefunction will not have the same sign. 50 40 20 10 20000 40 000 60 000 80 000 100000 Measurement Number Radial Distance, A

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