Chapter 40: Q. 36 (page 1176)
For a particle in a finite potential well of width L and depth , what is the ratio of the probability Prob ( in at ) to the probability Prob ( in at)?
Short Answer
The probability ratio will be
Chapter 40: Q. 36 (page 1176)
For a particle in a finite potential well of width L and depth , what is the ratio of the probability Prob ( in at ) to the probability Prob ( in at)?
The probability ratio will be
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The graph in FIGURE EX40.16 shows the potential-energy function U(x of a particle. Solution of the Schrödinger equation finds that the n=3 level has and that the n=6 level has .
a. Redraw this figure and add to it the energy lines for the n=3 and n=6 states.
b. Sketch the n=3 and n=6 wave functions. Show them as oscillating about the appropriate energy line.
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a. At what distance beyond the surface of the metal is the electron’s probability density of its value at the surface?
b. How does this distance compare to the size of an atom?
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