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Calculate the uncertainties in r for the 2s and 2p states using the formula

r=r2-r2

What insight does the difference between these two uncertainties convey about the nature of the corresponding orbits?

Short Answer

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The uncertainty in r for the 2s state6a0

The uncertainty in r for the 2p state5a0

The uncertainty is smaller for the p 鈥 state when compared to the s 鈥 state

Step by step solution

01

 Given data

Consider 2s and 2p states

02

 Uncertainty

Uncertainty is the interval of possible values of a measurement within which the true value of measurement lies. The uncertainty in position (r) for a measurement of position ris given as-螖谤=r2-r2.

03

 To determine the uncertainties in r for the 2p state

For 2s state: n=2andl=0the radial solution for the 2s state is as follows.

R2s=22a0321-r2a0e-r2a0

For 2p state: n=2andl=1the radial solution for the 2p state is as follows.

R2p=22a032r3a0e-r2a0

Here,a0is the Bohr radius and its value isa0=0.0529nm

For 2s state

The expression for the expectation value of r is as follows.

r=0rP(r)dr

Here P(r) is the probability per unit radial distance and the value of P(r) is

P(r)=r2R2(r)

Substitute 22a0321-r2a0e-r2a0for R(r) in equationP(r)=r2R2(r)

P(r)=r222a0321-r2a0e-r2a02=r22a031-ra0+r24a02e-ra0=12a03r2-r3a0+r44a02e-ra0

Substitute 12a03r2-r3a0+r44a02e-ra0for P(r)in equation r=0rP(r)drthen rwill be

r=0(r)12a03r2-r3a0+r44a02e-ra0dr=12a030r3-r4a0+r54a02e-ra0dr=12a033!1/a04-1a04!1/a05+14a05!1/a06=6a0

The expression for the expectation value of r2is as follows.

r2=0r2P(r)dr

Substitute 12a03r2-r3a0+r44a02e-ra0for P(r) in equation r2=0r2P(r)drthen r2will be

r2=0(r2)12a03r2-r3a0+r44a02e-ra0dr=12a030r4-r5a0+r64a02e-ra0dr

r2=12a034!1/a05-1a05!1/a06+14a06!1/a07=42a02

04

To determine the uncertainties in r for the 2s state

5a0The expression for the uncertainty in r is as follows

r=r2-r2

Substitute 42a02for r2and 6a0for rin equation r=r2-r2then rwill be

r=42a02-6a02=42a02-36a022=6a0

Therefore, the uncertainty in r for 2s state6a0

For 2p state:

The expression for the expectation value of r is as follows.

r=0rP(r)dr

HereP(r)is the probability per unit radial distance and the value ofP(r)is

P(r)=r2R2(r)

Substitute 22a032r3a0e-r2a0 for R(r) in equation P(r)=r2R2(r)

P(r)=r222a032r3a0e-r2a02=r424a05e-ra0

Pr=12a03r2-r3a0+r44a02e-ra0

Substitute r424a05e-ra0for P(r) in equation r=0rP(r)dr, then rwill be

r=0rr424a05e-ra0dr=124a050r5e-ra0dr=124a055!1/a06=5a0

The expression for the expectation value of r is as follows

r2=0r2P(r)dr

Substituter424a05e-ra0for P(r) in equation r2=0r2P(r)drthenr2will be

r2=0r2r424a05e-ra0dr=124a050r6e-ra0dr=124a056!1/a07=30a02

Substitute30a02for r2and 5a0for rin equation r=r2-r2thenr will be

r=30a02-5a02=30a02-25a02=5a0

Therefore, the uncertainty in r for 2p state 5a0

05

Step 5: Conclusion

The uncertainty is smaller for the p-state when compared to the s-state.

The s-state has only radial kinetic energy. So that, the particle is oscillating through the origin and passing through many r values.

The p-state has large angular momentum and rotational kinetic energy. So that the particle is oscillating in circular orbit within less indefinite radius.

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