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Calculate the electric dipole moment p and estimate the transition time for a hydrogen atom electron making an electric dipole transition from the to the (n,l,m)=(2,1,+1) ground state. Comment on the relationship of the result to that in Example 7.11.

Short Answer

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The electric dipole moment, p=4.5x10-30Cm

The transition timeis 4 ns .

Step by step solution

01

Given/Formula used:

The separation of positive and negative charges in a system is referred to as an electric dipole moment.

Initial state is (n,l,m)=(2,1,+1) and the final state is (1,0,0).

Where, n is the principal quantum number, l is the azimuthal quantum number, ml is the magnetic quantum number.

Here, the electric dipole moment is given by,

p=-eRe(r1,0,0*(r)2,1,1(r)r2蝉颈苍胃诲谤诲胃诲蠒) 鈥.. (1)

Where, r is the radius, is the colatitude, role="math" localid="1659863355058" is the azimuth, and is the wave function.

02

Wave functions:

Wave functions can be calculated by,

1,0,0*r2,1,1r=1a03/22e-r/a01412a03/2r3a0e-r/2a038e+颈蠒

Where, a0is the radius of hydrogen atom.

03

Value of x, y, and z components:

Considering the first integration over , the second term has e+颈蠒, which will cause the z-component to integrate to zero.

The x-component will have,

02肠辞蝉蠒肠辞蝉蠒+颈蝉颈苍蠒诲蠒=02cos2蠒诲蠒+i02肠辞蝉蠒sin蠒诲蠒=12+14sin202+-12cos202=22+14sin4-0+i-12cos22+12cos22=

You have, y-component as,

02肠辞蝉蠒肠辞蝉蠒+颈蝉颈苍蠒诲蠒=02cos2蠒诲蠒+i02肠辞蝉蠒sin蠒诲蠒=0+颈蟺

Similarly in x and y terms, the role="math" localid="1659863936500" integration is

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04

Finding electric dipole moment

Now, by putting everything in eq. 1, you get,

p=-eRee+itE/hx^+颈蟺y^8蟺补4043r2r2e-r/2a0drp=-eRee+itE/hx^+iy^8蟺补40434!3/2a05p=-eRee+itE/hx^+iy^a02735

The amplitude of this vector is

ea02735=0.53ea0

Hence,

p=0.531.610-19C0.052910-9m=4.510-30Cm

05

Finding Transition time:

The frequency is same as in Example 7.11, hence the transition time will be

Transitiontime128.8510-12C2/Nm23108m/s31.05510-34J.s4.510-30Cm21.551016s-134ns

The character of charge oscillation is different, but the estimated transition time is approximately the same as in the example.

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