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Q: What is the quantum mechanical term?
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Q: If quantum mechanics replaces the language of Newtonian mechanics, why don’t we have to use wave…
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Q: 2) An electron moves in a straight line with a constant speed of 1.2x106 m/s which has been measured…
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Q: 13. If an electron and a proton are known to have the same uncertainty in speed, which would have a…
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Q: Prove that the components of the orbital angular momentum satisfy [L, p²] = [L‚,p²] = ô, j=x,y,z…
A: Let j=x. Thus, Lx,r2=Lx,x2+y2+z2=Lx,x2+Lx,y2+Lx,z2=2xLx,x+2yLx,y+2zLx,z…1 Calculating Lx,x,…
Q: What exactly is meant by the term "quantum tunnelling"
A: Subatomic particles can tunnel through a potential barrier with energies below the barrier, due to…
Q: How are the concepts of wave function and electron density used to describe the position of an…
A: In quantum mechanics, the physical state of an electron is described by a wave function. According…
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Q: (Figure 1) is an energy-level diagram for a quantum system. What wavelengths appear in the system's…
A: Given for n=3 state, Energy E3 = 4.0 eV for n=2 state, Energy E2 = 1.5 eV for n=1 state, Energy E1 =…
Q: Calculate the energy possessed by a soccer player of mass 60 kg moving around the field at a speed…
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Q: It is observed that light of 420 nm just begins to emit photoelectrons. What is the quantum…
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Q: When checking the pressure in tires, some air escapes. Why does Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle…
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Q: The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle states that: a) The position and velocity of a particle can be…
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Q: What exactly is meant by the term "quantum tunnelling"?
A: Quantum tunnelling is a phenomenon where a subatomic particle or atom can be present on the opposite…
Q: When you flip a coin, the outcome is uncertain. Does this arise from quantum uncertainty?
A: Coin is too big a system for quantum uncertainty to show up.
Q: Why are quantum effects important in electronic circuits that are nanometers in size but not in…
A: When we reduce any material to Nano size, then we will observe a lot of changes in terms of…
Q: State the postulates of quantum mechanics.
A: Postulate I : The state of the quantum mechanical system is completely mentioned by the wave…
Q: What are aspects of quantum mechanics that distinguish it from classical mechanics? (Select all that…
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Q: What is the relationship between operators and observables in quantum mechanics?
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Q: The Avorge wavelength of the light emitted by a costain 100 w light bulb is 4x10 m. How many Photons…
A: We have to find-Photons per second=?P=100W,λ=4×10-7m,h=6.63×10-34Js,c=3×108m/s
Q: Do you think it is reasonable to describe the Schrodinger equation as a postulate of quantum…
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Q: Derive uncertainty principle using mind micrascope a. bide Broglie wavelangth.
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