Consider a hydrogen atom following the Bohr model.
A) What are the four lowest energy levels?
B) How many different types of photons are observed as
transitions between these levels?
C) What are the energies of the photons that would be part of
an absorption spectrum assuming that the hydrogen is in its ground
state?
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A hydrogen atom has an angular momentum of According to the Bohr
model, determine:
A) The number of the orbit (main quantum number)
B) The energy (eV) associated with this state.
C) The radius of this orbit.
D) The speed of the electron associated with this orbit.
e) If a transition occurs from this state to the base state (n =
1), what is the energy that the photon has during the
transition?
f)). What is the wavelength of the...
Answer the following questions using the Bohr model of the
hydrogen atom.
a) A hydrogen atom is the n = 3 excited state when its electron
absorbs a photon of energy 4.40 eV. Draw a diagram roughly to
scale, of relevant energy levels for this situation. Make sure to
show and label the initial energy of the H atom in the n=3 state,
the energy level at which this atom loses its electron, and kinetic
energy of the electron.
b)What...
The allowed energy levels of the hydrogen atom are described by
the following expression:
En=−2.17868×10^−18J(1/ n^2)
where n is the quantum number of the energy level. The Balmer
series that is observed in the line spectrum of hydrogen
corresponds to transitions that end in the n = 2 level. Determine
the wavelengths of the first 5 lines in the Balmer series.
a. Draw an energy diagram showing the first 5 energy levels in a
hydrogen atom. Label the value of "n", and the value of the
electrons total energy in this level
b. Consider an electron which transitions between n=4 and n=2.
What is the energy of the emitted photon? (Use the diagram to
answer this question)
c. What is the wavelength of the emitted photon? What is its
color?
5) you need the energy levels of a hydrogen atom. A series will
be picked and will be asked for the energy for a particular
transition. What equation would you use (if there is one) and how
would you solve for it?
6) electrons are sent through an electric field and the
kinematics are asked. For example is it slows down, how long does
it take to stop? If it accelerates, how to find velocity? What
equation(s) would you use...
Describe the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom with the aid of a
sketch and an equation for the allowed state energies for which the
ground state energy is -13.61 eV. Define all variables used. [2
marks] (b) De Broglie’s equation defines a wavelength for a
particle, yet in the view of quantum mechanics, matter is in the
form of particles and not waves. Explain how this apparent paradox
is resolved by carefully defining the variables in de Broglie’s
equation....
Consider the ground state energy of the hydrogen atom
E0.
Enter the expression you use to verify that the ground state
energy is 13.6 eV? Use fundamental constants e, me,
k and h.
E0 = ?
a) Derive an expression for the de Broglie wavelength of an
electron in the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom as a function of a0
and n.
b) Assume the uncertainty of the electron’s position is the
diameter of its Bohr orbit. Derive an expression for the minimum
uncertainty in electron’s velocity, (∆vn) as function of a0 and n
(and other constants).
c) Use quantization of angular momentum to write an expression
for the velocity as a function of n,...