An electron is confined in a linear molecule consisting of 12 carbon atoms (with C-C bond length "0.15 nm). What is the highest occupied energy level in the ground state and the molecular length? n= 3 and 1.32 nm n= 3 and 1.44 nm n=6 and 1.65 nm n =5 and 1.23 nm On=6 and 1.80 nm

An electron is confined in a linear molecule consisting of 12 carbon atoms (with C-C bond length "0.15 nm). What is the highest occupied energy level in the ground state and the molecular length? n= 3 and 1.32 nm n= 3 and 1.44 nm n=6 and 1.65 nm n =5 and 1.23 nm On=6 and 1.80 nm

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