ATKINS' PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
ATKINS' PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
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ISBN: 9780190053956
Author: ATKINS
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Chapter 7, Problem 7F.9P

(a)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The value of l^xl^yf has to be predicted.

Concept introduction:

The importance of angular momentum is comparable to the linear momentum in translational motion.  In quantum mechanics, commutator of two operators tells the measurement of two operators at a same time.  The commutator of angular momentum in two different axes is calculated by the formula shown below.

    [l^x,l^y]f=l^xl^yfl^yl^xf

(a)

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Answer to Problem 7F.9P

The value of l^xl^yf is shown below.

    l^xl^yf=2(yfx+zy2fzxyx2fz2z22fyx+zx2fyz)

Explanation of Solution

The value of l^xl^yf is shown below.

    l^xl^yf=2(yzzy)(zfxxfz)

Multiply the parentheses as shown below.

    l^xl^yf=2(yz(zfxxfz)zy(zfxxfz))=2((yfx+zy2fzxyx2fz2)(z22fyxzx2fyz))=2(yfx+zy2fzxyx2fz2z22fyx+zx2fyz)

Hence, the value of l^xl^yf is shown below.

    l^xl^yf=2(yfx+zy2fzxyx2fz2z22fyx+zx2fyz)

(b)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The value of l^yl^xf has to be predicted.

Concept introduction:

The importance of angular momentum is comparable to the linear momentum in translational motion.  In quantum mechanics, commutator of two operators tells the measurement of two operators at a same time.  The commutator of angular momentum in two different axes is calculated by the formula shown below.

    [l^x,l^y]f=l^xl^yfl^yl^xf

(b)

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Answer to Problem 7F.9P

The value of l^xl^yf is shown below.

    l^yl^xf=2(zy2fxzz22fxyxy2fz2+zx2fzy+xfy)

Explanation of Solution

The value of l^yl^xf is shown below.

    l^yl^xf=2(zxxz)(yfzzfy)

Multiply the parentheses as shown below.

    l^yl^xf=2(zxxz)(yfzzfy)=2(zx(yfzzfy)xz(yfzzfy))=2((zy2fxzz22fxy)(xy2fz2zx2fzyxfy))=2(zy2fxzz22fxyxy2fz2+zx2fzy+xfy)

Hence, the value of l^xl^yf is shown below.

    l^yl^xf=2(zy2fxzz22fxyxy2fz2+zx2fzy+xfy)

(c)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The value of l^xl^yfl^yl^xf is il^zf has to be proved.

Concept introduction:

The importance of angular momentum is comparable to the linear momentum in translational motion.  In quantum mechanics, commutator of two operators tells the measurement of two operators at a same time.  The commutator of angular momentum in two different axes is calculated by the formula shown below.

    [l^x,l^y]f=l^xl^yfl^yl^xf

(c)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 7F.9P

It has been proved that the value of l^xl^yfl^yl^xf is il^zf.

Explanation of Solution

The value of l^xl^yfl^yl^xf is calculated by substituting the value of l^xl^yf and l^xl^yf as shown below.

    l^xl^yfl^yl^xf=((2(yfx+zy2fzxyx2fz2z22fyx+zx2fyz))(2(zy2fxzz22fxyxy2fz2+zx2fzy+xfy)))=2((yfx+zy2fzxyx2fz2z22fyx+zx2fyz)(zy2fxzz22fxyxy2fz2+zx2fzy+xfy))=2(yfx+zy2fzxyx2fz2z22fyx+zx2fyzzy2fxz+z22fxy+xy2fz2zx2fzyxfy)=2(yfxxfy)

Further solve the above equation, by multiplying and dividing by i as shown below.

    l^xl^yfl^yl^xf=i(i(yfxxfy))=i(i(xyyx))f(i(xyyx)=l^z)=il^zf

Hence, it has been proved that the value of l^xl^yfl^yl^xf is il^zf.

(d)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The cyclic permutation order for linear momentum operators has to be proved.

Concept introduction:

The importance of angular momentum is comparable to the linear momentum in translational motion.  In quantum mechanics, commutator of two operators tells the measurement of two operators at a same time.  The commutator of angular momentum in two different axes is calculated by the formula shown below.

    [l^x,l^y]f=l^xl^yfl^yl^xf

(d)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 7F.9P

It has been proved that linear momentum operators follow the cyclic permutation order.

Explanation of Solution

The x component of linear momentum operator is shown below.

    l^xf=i(yzzy)                                                                                                 (1)

The y component of linear momentum operator is shown below.

    l^yf=i(zxxz)                                                                                                 (2)

The z component of linear momentum operator is shown below.

    l^zf=i(xyyx)                                                                                                 (3)

From equation (1), it is clear that the x component of linear momentum operator contains a variable function of angular momentum along y and z direction.  This makes the permutation xyz.  Similarly, from equation (2), the y component of linear momentum operator contains a variable function of angular momentum along x and z direction.  This makes the permutation yzx.  From equation (3), the z component of linear momentum operator contains a variable function of angular momentum along y and x direction.  This makes the permutation zxy.  Therefore, the angular momentum operator along x,y and z direction follows a cyclic permutation.

(e)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The commutations of other two angular momentum operators, by following the cyclic order permutation have to be predicted.

Concept introduction:

The importance of angular momentum is comparable to the linear momentum in translational motion.  In quantum mechanics, commutator of two operators tells the measurement of two operators at a same time.  The commutator of angular momentum in two different axes is calculated by the formula shown below.

    [l^x,l^y]f=l^xl^yfl^yl^xf

(e)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 7F.9P

The value of the commutation of l^y and l^z is shown below.

    [l^y,l^z]=il^x

The value of the commutation of l^z and l^x is shown below.

    [l^z,l^x]=il^y

Explanation of Solution

The value of the commutation of l^x and l^y is shown below.

    [l^x,l^y]=il^z

By following the cyclic order permutation, the value of the commutation of l^y and l^z is shown below.

    [l^y,l^z]=il^x

Similarly, the value of the commutation of l^z and l^x is shown below.

    [l^z,l^x]=il^y

This proves that the commutations of other two angular momentum operators follow cyclic permutation order.

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