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Using the Schr dinger equation for a particle of mass, m , moving in a one - dimensional region: - h 2 2 m d

Using the Schrdinger equation for a particle of mass, m, moving in a one-dimensional region:
-h22md2dx2+V=E
Show that the permitted energies for the "particle in a box" are:
E=n2h28mL2,n=1,2,3dots
Use =sinnxL where L is the length of the box.
2. A consistent set of units that may be used in de Broglie's Equation is: in cm, mass in g, velocity in cms-1 and h(Planck's constant) in gcm2s-1. What is the wavelength in cm and in of a) an electron travelling at 106cms-1, a velocity typical in an electron microscope? b) a baseball or cricket ball thrown at 103cms-1? Assume that the mass equals 2.00102g. c) Prof. Aquino moving at 1ms-1 with a mass 95kg?(I know, I know, I need to lose a few pounds!!)
3. Chlorophyll absorbs blue light, =460nm, and emits red light, =660nm. Calculate the net energy change in the chlorophyll system (in kJ) when a mole of 460nm photons is absorbed, and a mole of 660nm photons is emitted.
4. State the principle and orbital angular momentum quantum numbers for each of the following orbitals: 3s,5p,7g,3f,6d. Which set, if any, are (is) not permissible?
5. How many orbitals are there in a shell of principal quantum n? Derive an equation for this relationship.
6. Consider s and p orbital wavefunctions on two separate atoms (i.e.s,px,py, and pz). Which overlaps , and s+p will lead to the overlap integral being 0(i.e.S=0). Sketch these overlaps out with the proper phasing (+ and/or -).
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