Q2. The electrons of a two-electron system (like helium) have the same n. I and m, quantum numbers. in order to incorporate the spin states, the following total wave function was proposed where the designations (1) and (2) stand for electron 1 and 2 respectively. Is the proposed total wave function acceptable or not? Explain using the anti-symmetrization principle.

Q2. The electrons of a two-electron system (like helium) have the same n. I and m, quantum numbers. in order to incorporate the spin states, the following total wave function was proposed where the designations (1) and (2) stand for electron 1 and 2 respectively. Is the proposed total wave function acceptable or not? Explain using the anti-symmetrization principle.

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