Let's say a Hydrogen atom is 1.3 nm {nanometers} wide and the electron is conned within this diameter. Heisenberg's Uncertainty principle will help us understand the uncertainty in momentum for the electron. Here's an assumption people often make to just get a feel and make approximations: the momentum of a small conned particle is just equal to the uncertainty in the momentum If\" = $1] . Please answer the following TWO prompts in the text box for this question. 1. Make d1is assumption with the data about the size of a hydrogen atom aboye and calculate the kinetic energy of an electron in the Hydrogen atom. Do not forget to include units with your reported kinetic energy. 2. Comment on whether this amount of energy makes any sense at all by comparing with the ionization energy of Hydrogen atoms