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khurram usman
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most probable radii in hydrogen...?
i just started studying quantum mechanics in college...i was told that according to quantum theory the most probable radii of 1s 2s and 3s in hydrogen are respectively a 6a and 11a, where a=bohrs radius for 1st shell
sir told me that we get these values by solving equations for probability...something about differentiating it and then putting it equal to 0
can anyone please provide me any link where these equations and hopefully more numerical problems are solved? i googled this but could not find anything understandable...so please provide something for starters
thanks
i just started studying quantum mechanics in college...i was told that according to quantum theory the most probable radii of 1s 2s and 3s in hydrogen are respectively a 6a and 11a, where a=bohrs radius for 1st shell
sir told me that we get these values by solving equations for probability...something about differentiating it and then putting it equal to 0
can anyone please provide me any link where these equations and hopefully more numerical problems are solved? i googled this but could not find anything understandable...so please provide something for starters
thanks