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  • 8/10/2019 Ch39 Example Solutions

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    Someproblems

    deal with

    the

    allowed

    values

    of the

    energy

    of a hydrogen

    atom,

    with

    the

    possible

    wavelengtls

    and

    requencies

    f the

    radiation

    emitted

    when

    a hydrogen

    atom

    makesa transition

    from

    one state

    to a lower

    energy

    state, or with

    the frequency

    and wavelength

    ofradiation

    that can

    be absorbed

    by a hydrogen

    atom.

    The aliowed

    values

    ofthe energy

    are

    given

    by

    4 .

    -

    t ru '

    I

    13.6

    eV

    o =-a+FF=---7-.

    where is

    a

    positive

    nteger.

    Remember

    =

    0 means

    heelectron

    s

    ust

    free

    of the

    proton

    and

    hasno

    kineticenergy.

    he

    energy

    f the

    photon

    s

    the magnitude

    fthe

    difference

    n energy

    f

    the

    wo statesnvolved

    n

    the

    kansition:

    f:14- E1l.

    e-

    Elis positive

    or

    an absorption

    vent

    andnegative

    or an emission

    vent.

    some

    probiems

    nvolve

    he wave

    unctionsor the

    electron

    n a hydrogen

    tom.The

    electron

    moves n

    three-dimensional

    pace

    nd

    y42

    v

    g|esthe

    probability

    t can

    be ound n

    the

    infinitesimal

    olumedZ.

    The

    adial

    probability

    ensity

    s

    given

    by

    p(r)

    :

    {

    mzlyy'z rild,

    (r)dr

    gives heprobabiiity hat theparticlecan be found n thespherical hell with inner radius and

    outer

    adius

    I

    dr'.

    Questions

    and

    Example

    Problems

    from

    Chapter

    39

    Question

    1

    The igure

    below

    shows hree

    nfinite

    potential

    wells, each

    on an x

    axis. without

    written

    calculation,

    determine

    he wave

    unction ry

    for a

    ground-state

    lectron rapped

    n

    eachwel1.

    Vn

    *)

    =

    X

    Y

    \l

    ff*,e

    v

    ,^ (# -)

    (t) =

    I

    L

    \P,*) =

    tP, )

    13

    { / -

    (+^)

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    Problem

    A

    proton s confined o a one-dimensionalnfinite

    potential

    well 100

    pm

    wide. What s its

    ground-state

    nergy?

    )

    X"

    \ r , ^

    rQr=

    I ' t ,?*,o"?Kr

    En

    =

    (-*; ,)

    "^

    n=))e'3>

    ""

    L= looprn

    =

    loo"

    lo-'*^

    g/t-*J

    arta&

    --+

    n

    =

    I

    L.

    E

    ,

    =

    --)>

    '

    8"q

    L}

    p.=

    (G'ut* lo-zq5' ' )a

    -

    '

    8( t . t "?*

    tdt"rg;(roo^ d ' \ ) '

    Problem2

    Aa electron s trapped

    n

    a

    one-dimensionalnfinite

    potential

    well.

    (a)

    What

    pair

    of adjacent

    energy

    evels

    (if

    any)will have lree times he energydifference hat exists between evelsn: 3

    and

    n

    :

    4?

    @)

    What

    pair

    (if

    any) will have wice that energydifference?

    . / hl- \

    , '

    , . .a,^, in#o*,,-

    |

    E-)In*r)^

    r l--L-- I nl

    ____-_>

    A,a^r;*.,te.J"g?

    Fn*,

    =

    (

    ,.r",,

    _

    Xn=

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    ' '

    fu"r]_

    r^"^"+-"A"

    'r+t

    \

    z

    =

    A, nt

    ja

    nr l

    '

    . E,

    (n* \ )

    n

    (")

    ^-,

    -

    2 .

    -

    F,

    (.* l) ' -

    E,

    D'

    )

    , t^rt ,uj-^f-

    t^*r*

    En

    =

    71,

    (a"*r)

    =

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    =

    3

    f

    a,

    t"')*-

    E,

    (3)"1

    i , ,., .\:i'

    '

    o r'- ,-

    -'l'

    - /\ ' :

    -;

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    r--

    1

    d.n* 'J

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    L,

    E

    rJ

    * An-t 1= Al 2l n=-,o n'"n

    '

    ,

    P^*^'W

    -Xt/v414

    b

    b)

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    "u*.t

    4*,

    -

    En=

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    )n:*^

    "':

    A,

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    =

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    f

    e,

    (q')"-

    {l

    (3)"1

    *

    ''

    [

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    .

    A1

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    tr,

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    1

    ---+

    |

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    : 3l '7F'l * An* 1="|1 -"21*''-.t9^--"*

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    Problem

    3

    Supposehat ar electron rapped

    n

    a one-dinensional

    nfrnite

    well

    of width 250

    pm

    is excited

    fiom its first excitedstate o

    jts

    third

    exiited srate.

    a)

    [n

    e]eclron-volts,

    hat eneigymust

    be

    transfened o the eiectron or

    this quantum

    ump?

    Ifthe

    electron

    hen

    de-excites

    by emitting

    light,

    (b)

    what wavelengths

    can it

    emit

    and

    (c)

    in which groupings

    (and

    orders)

    can they be

    emitted?

    d)

    Show the several

    possible

    ways he electron

    can

    de-excite

    on an energy-level

    diagram.

    (

    l

    n\

    l )QoeV.nrn

    =

    ' - . ' - - - - - - .

    .=

    13

    ( t

    o1"v) ( '1 ' - l ' )

    = :

    P"aarJA

    fi*r"'lon"

    n=q

    -+

    n=

    3

    ---:=:'

    q

    'L{

    -+

    h=

    A.

    =e

    :=:-

    y^1 ] - -s n= l

    p1

    =) - r r6= |

    .:--:---

    '

    \ =

    ( . )

    [ "

    &-q'E,

    f t= {

    n=3

    rr=:.

    n=\

    4/

    ->

    \

    ?---r

    a

    l--t I

    , l-a3

    3

    --

    |

    / i--r3 3-ra

    a+l

    E:

    (-n

    a

    8

    r.rL*

    n\=

    ( r.a3*ro-']f,..)'

    En=

    (l.us*

    lo-'*r)

    nr

    (

    a.oa

    v)

    n\

    (")

    M

    z'pfutali,b

    *-r

    6=

    q

    A

    F= Er-

    Ar

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    r,r4}.A,utdo

    ---+

    n='l

    =

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    E

    '

    ??,.a1-V

    (u)

    hf

    =

    AE

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    \/ng

    =

    ?.j.tl

    .. r

    \

    :

    lJ - Inm

    \

    =

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    -=::,

    X = )-5.?n.' \

    '===:

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    =

    68'5n' ,

    e--->

    6

    (q-n"

    to

    ' tcz)(15arto ' ' lo)a

    ( { )

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    Problem 4

    A

    particlb

    is

    confined o the one-dimensionalnfinite

    potential

    well

    ofthe figure belor,.

    If the

    particle

    is in its first excited state

    n

    :

    2), what is its

    probability

    of

    detectionbetween

    a)

    x

    :

    0

    and x

    :

    0.25L,

    (b)

    x

    :

    0 and

    x

    :

    0.50L, and

    (c)

    x

    :

    0.25 L altd x

    :

    L?

    _,,-Nonquandzed

    -Top

    of rvcll

    \(r)

    =

    i{

    **.

    (li')

    -

    ,P"c.)=f;(

    V"*t*) YL,.,\\ ^"L)*

    / ' o ' L 5 L

    (4)

    (

    n,

    -

    e/

    ^Anx\

    r

    -?

    u

    =

    2"rx / t

    du

    =

    L/ t

    dr

    \

    /

    \ / , ' t t 'n(t) ly

    Jt=LA"dq

    -r/t tn/^

    x :o

    / ,x t \ t

    'n / t

    (

    /")(Lrn)J

    -"'"in

    =

    *

    LAx-/q

    '

    'r)1

    oo

    = +

    |

    Y^ntr-+"'r- (t/s'oY^*4f =

    W

    L - ' - 1

    (u)

    r,--*

    ttz,,*

    y,1 y^

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    r*{;*

    ts

    .x=\Z:;r"oL

    -)W

    1. \

    . a

    I t t I z t I

    probfems

    '/

    f=o.rr.=l-)"

    =

    l- ' / ' t=)71

    (a;

    The igurebelow

    gives'the

    nergy

    evels or an electronrapped

    n Tifri6p-otenrialenergy

    well 450 eV deep.f the electrons i,n he

    n: 3 statgwhat s its kineticenergy?

    t)

    Theelectron

    then absorbs500 eV of energy rom an exlemal source.What

    s its kinetic energyafter his

    absorption, ssuminghat he electron

    moves

    o

    a

    position

    or which

    x

    >

    L.

    / c , )

    { ** t - r

    =

    }3o

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    Problem

    6

    Ar electron

    s contained

    n

    the

    rectangular

    box

    of the

    figure

    below,

    with

    widths

    L_

    = g00

    pm,

    Lr= 1600pm,

    andr-:400

    pm.

    what

    is

    the

    electron's

    lound-state

    energy

    n

    eleciron-voits?

    "r-

    =

    h'

    1":

    -:---G

    .

    L

    nx)

    n)

    I

    rr

    -6;

    t

    e""

    Zr.

    -{,,

    , I

    ^

    -i vlt.r"i.,p,_t,Tsh s q,*r,

  • 8/10/2019 Ch39 Example Solutions

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    Problem 8

    (a)

    What is the wavelength

    oflight

    for the

    east energetic hoton

    emitted

    n the Paschen

    eriesof

    the hydrogenaton

    spectrum ines?

    (b)

    What

    is the wavelength

    ofthe

    series

    imit for

    the Paschen

    series?

    P^*r^r^)r)

    ,

    t+'3

    hf

    'at

    =

    (-t:'a"v)

    t,-;k

    )

    ll::=

    a

    e

    =

    (Bl "v) +

    -*-i)

    (")

    X^,*

    r^-4'fi2

    4

    nr"ra

    rl

    i

    A

    E,

    (t:.{"eV)

    +.

    *)

    =

    WV

    |

    875

    "

    \ = ltqo"V.t'cq=- lr-=j=;il

    / . j t l -V

    l "

    " -" - ' I

    Problem

    9

    A hydrogen

    alom, nitially at

    rest n the n

    =

    4

    quantum

    state,undergoes

    transition

    o the

    ground

    state,emitting a

    photon

    n tle

    process.

    What s the

    speed f the recoiling

    hydrogenatom?

    D*V*

    '

    l '+/-

    =

    1

    l ,

    b

    l r ,

    l o

    '

    ' tl

    ?

    "+

    .).i\",I',,^-ixl,"dr^r

    *e*']'u"

    ;","r*k.'r"{-{l4

    r* ,"&i

    {

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    =

    a),

    )*,r^

    -{r+,

    As,,r'*ili-tr;ro.i';-a>

    ",

    fl

    p,rr-*^rfur.1.,

    ldu

    ..r.'-.c...r,-,rfi+,"1

    g

    E|*

    F$-J*4r"1 "r."J

    3"

    -.t'.*'s",1.,s"-."{Ir'1

    ,-i J;ou ,.

    w;-"+"- "re,,n

    }.,1,-;L.zrvou-1

    *b*r'

    rw,-,,,-e*

    -.$r^,.,+

    jo$t:,

    , .ntr*r

    Pu

    -

    l*,u*-,

    '---'----

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    =

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    =

    'y.

    )

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    f

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    P.+,iu*c.f

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    -'t-b-\a

    :

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    =

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    =

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    i -

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    i

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    Problem 10

    (a)

    Find, usiug the

    energy-level

    diagram

    of the figue

    below, the quanturn

    numbers

    corresponding to

    a transition in

    which

    the

    wavelength

    of the

    emitted

    radiation

    is 121 6 nrn.

    (b\

    To whal seriesdoes

    his

    tmnsmission

    belons?

    Nonquantized

    -2.0

    -10 .0

    -14.0

    // ..- :- '

    l[Il lt_

    .

    4.(l

    6

    -6.0

    ;

    H

    .i

    -B,0

    i6;;-;il

    E

    (

    - l

    ( " )

    l? 'GeV

    3-rl e V

    hi=

    /\E

    =

    Etn*-Eu*

    lD.t

    ".v

    -

    3.'1-V

    -13-4-

    n\

    --

    -

    13' t"eV

    -..-+

    n'

    E=hf

    .=

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    E=

    I

    At-f

    OeV.om

    I

    ) "1.L

    orq

    E = lO'l.-V

    /r/^t

    -lrt

    Fr^J

    "$

    f"a*'-"^-'t^

    {u;

    lt/.d".-^t/-'r"l

    f l t=

    =tl

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    4.0

    -6.0.

    _-8.0'

    -10.0.

    -12.0

    -140

    Problem1I

    A hydrogen,atom

    n a statehaving a

    binding

    energy

    the

    energy equired

    o

    remove

    an electron)

    of 0.85 eV

    makesa transition o a state

    with

    an excitation energy

    the

    difference

    between

    he

    e,nergy

    f the stateand hat of the

    ground

    state)of 10.2

    eV.

    (a)

    Wlat is

    the energy

    of the

    photon

    emitted

    as a result ofthe transition?

    b)

    Identifi

    this traasition,

    usrng

    he energyJevel

    diagramof

    the figure below.

    = -D-85-V

    Ee

    -

    (-3.' i

    "v)

    * L

    Er=

    -)3.t"eV+

    lo.)eV

    g,

    Azr.o

    D=4

    (

    b

    )

    bt*r"

    F,

    +/qll""

    )

    ^4,o^^

    r+.r

    /040

    Jiat

    ^

    pr"b'l

    -,r.u'l^,oaa

    '"bqv

    h

    D=?.

    -

    13.

    "

    e-V

    (-

    13,6

    u

    . - - . . - -

    n '

    aa

    t)

    bpl**,

    .ttbtet

    --->

    A

    F

    =

    En

    -

    Ae

    =

    -

    tzss

    -

    tt::9

    n).

    -

    13.

    "'v

    =-..-

    f i \

    / \a

    /.-\

    |,

    +

    t '1zV

    =

    =

    l '55

    e/

    1..55-

    V

    ---->

    13,G4V

    na

    =

    -o.85ev