The Hydrogen Atom as Viewed by Quantum Mechanics
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Presents a description of the atom that is in accord with quantum mechanics, which explains the energy levels and line spectrum of the hydrogen atom and furnishes the basis of contemporary theory of chemical bonding. Considers the electron position in the atom in terms of probability. Uses a digital computer plot, two analogies, and animation to clarify the meaning of an orbital.
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Presents a description of the atom that is in accord with quantum mechanics, which explains the energy levels and line spectrum of the hydrogen atom and furnishes the basis of contemporary theory of chemical bonding. Considers the electron position in the atom in terms of probability. Uses a digital computer plot, two analogies, and animation to clarify the meaning of an orbital., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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