3- choose the correct answer 1- In the case of a mono-atomic lattice oscillation, if the motion of adjacent atoms is in the same direction, then the equation describing the motion for the force acting on the atom n+3 is in the form: M M d²µµ+3 dt 42 d²un+3 dt² M Md²um+3 dt² =−ß(2un+3 − Un+4 − Un+2) =-B(2un+3 - Un+4-U₁-2) d²u+3 dt² =-ß(2un+3 - Un+4 - Un+2) = B =-B(2u+3-U₁+4-U₁-2) D 2. In the case of oscillation of a monoatomic lattice, if the motion of adjacent atoms is opposite, then the equation describing the motion for the force acting on the atom n + 3 is in the form: B M D M d²un+³ = −ß(2U₁+3+U₁+4 +U₁+2) dt² ď²µµ+³ = −ß(2µ„+³ — U„+4 − Uµ+5) dt2 M M d²u. dt² d²U₁+3 dt² = −ß(2u₁+3+U+4+un+2) .A = -B(2un+3 -Un+4-U₁+5) .C A C
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Consider an electron of mass m moves with the velocity v in a hydrogen atom. If an electron is at a distance r from the proton, then the potential energy function of the electron can be written as follows:
Isotopes of Hydrogen Atoms
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Mass of Hydrogen Atom
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![3- choose the correct answer
1- In the case of a mono-atomic lattice oscillation, if the motion of adjacent atoms
is in the same direction, then the equation describing the motion for the force
acting on the atom n+3 is in the form:
M
M
d²u₁1+3
dt²
=-B(2u+3-U₁
M
n+4
- U₁+2)
d²u₁+3 = −ß(2u₁+3 − Un+4
dt²
-un-2)
‚d²un+3 = −ß(2µµ+3 − U₁+4 − Uµ+2)
M
dt²
B
d²u₁+3 = B(2u₁43 — Un+4 − Un-2)
dt²
D
.B
M
.D
d²un3
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M
d²u₁+3
dt
M
2. In the case of oscillation of a monoatomic lattice, if the motion of adjacent
atoms is opposite, then the equation describing the motion for the force acting on
the atom n + 3 is in the form:
M
= =-B(2un+3 +un+4
=
d²u₁+3
dt²
d²u₁+3
dt2
-B(2un+3 - Un+4-Un+5)
=-B(2u₁₁+3
=
+U₁+2)
=-B(2un+3
+U₁+4
+ U₁+2)
.A
Un+4-U₁+5)
.C
A
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