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Atomic Structure

The document covers various topics in quantum mechanics, including Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, atomic theory, and the discovery of subatomic particles. It discusses the limitations of Rutherford's model of the atom and introduces concepts such as quantum numbers, atomic spectra, and the photoelectric effect. Additionally, it touches on significant experiments and theories that contributed to the understanding of atomic structure and behavior in quantum mechanics.
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Atomic Structure

The document covers various topics in quantum mechanics, including Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, atomic theory, and the discovery of subatomic particles. It discusses the limitations of Rutherford's model of the atom and introduces concepts such as quantum numbers, atomic spectra, and the photoelectric effect. Additionally, it touches on significant experiments and theories that contributed to the understanding of atomic structure and behavior in quantum mechanics.
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Le Syllabus — a Heisenberg's ae principle Bebvrodiingt wae euotion (dime independent) dnterpretation ot wore chinction. fosticke in ene-dimentional box Quantum numbers - H- otew wove Junctions - Shapes of 9, and 4 orbitals . are Cboete Coie trhermaion ) t ~etble + io) emeanns indivisible + Atm — Greek word , a tom * Datton's alemie dheory (1208)! fosuloses - h Crow moder “i& composed f vou _minute panties Called atoms + & Ams one indivisible - 2. Atoms of dipterent clement dilier farm eas other mM dhe proparties and masses - “+ Aloms can neither be created nor deshoyed- Auweess - 4, gy successhully ecplains dase of Comrewadion of mass , law of constant comgesition , * Browbadks — 1 fabled 40 explain the Tntema! éterchire vf atoms and assumed that abomg tome no éuchyre . 2. Could nok explain tov atema of ditterent element digter fem eae other . & cout i _ nek opin ow aos of ditterent olomenty me tith ene another . r- Discorery Cf slecinen {Cathode Tube &xpeniment oJ pareaens 189"F). na once err : «Vaca pump — Bole Flu ; ok Sn teal proaure ii@ 47 inside Wr dhe sube - « Propure — 0-01 mm ha (a dow ure ) + Vottoge opphitd — foovo welt (eng high vege + Recric weeny Ftooss and Sak u amitred ‘ou dhe gos . * Cursent} Hows — Cathode (-) do Amade (+) - , . dacovered Roya emitted by colmode — calhade vos (Sattar ects) + Pheaphorescence material — dine Sulphide - Thomsen. - plypics Noble paige , (106 Povportion 0 cathode | TOY ~ | tov his work en condudion st 1. Trowel in straight dine | eetretty ba gest As Heatin uk — when cathode rays are dooused om a din meta oil ,5t gett heat of - & They produce mechanical motion.in a small paddle wheel placed im Mein path indicating Fhok Hey ane material particles - b. exper of leche fee - efter fovord #ve plate ( means - negatively changed) Ki: Steet of magnetic field ~ “ek deHeted in he divecion expected er megative pensicles c ie Tey produce faint greenish stroreccence- a. Te tonite he Gor Srroupe wahich Prey Pas: 8 Cotmedle rays prvcluce X- rays when Shey fall on. metals auch as tunpten , Copper ee. 4. Charge - mass woo of ‘poxhdes. in cathode “& indepen dent ot nature of dhe pps ‘m discharge Aube or noture of dhe cathode « ag Sop oh es Ys With D in He velocity bea Tin + Specigic charge - Traatng 48 the mais of elechron - = = HE X10 Cohournd ] ky . —> fortive noire of cotnode vain war psoved by - Meir ability to couse mech. wsten - ~ Photo elechic optect - ~ Compton cbbeck- 19° * onge OM Alek = |-osee 10. Cokoumb ( Muttikam ofl deep Cree) aa “1428 ¢ naa Praynitud e of elechic charge (4) en droplets is absous an integral mull ple of dlechic charge (¢) . -2 | * Rew ef leche — nx 10 ag ( “Lem ) + bOOax poe [PERE X po! cng! yo “IVI — Ruthertord wit Geiger one} Maseden x- poids Voy 2 ‘ Yolonii : > mS ) om Polonium aaa ~ ceo =» Gource of high Lead plate energy A= pastivh . . is Photographic Plake = Fig. Rutherford ls statherin’ observodions -[ eer = chemithy Noble , 1908, for chemistry od nn of Tadioa tive substances S 1. most of - particles (95+) passed through the ge o Teal undettechat (‘matt ef epace in ahem i& empty) . > . > 2. A amos fraction of o- particles was dededted by Smal angles. ( volume ocwpial by nucleus it negdigibly cmall a > a ( compared ab “etel volume et ae teed > aA veu fow a> poskiles (2 iw 80,000) bounced back 3 (180°) « C tre chorge of atom is concentrated fw a vou > emo volume — Nucleus) . : Moin. postulates of ne Model. ! y PL Meat of dhe mass and all tve dnaaye © odo is | umcerbrared in a very small relieve called necleus - ke Sige FF nucleus — 1onm . » 4 Atem — loom (24)- positive charge en nucleus is Ave do [PFOA i avund. 4. Nucleur & curroundedl by dlectrens , which more whe nudeus ak 0 vow Aigh speed in crovlar porns | camed osbits . - * ab great distonces) | S dedvort and nucleus ane held Fozetner by Aecrrostatic frees of akracien . 6. Toto -ve charge on. Us eguol do dobal +e Chargs on She mudleus «Asa ews atom on the whale & dlechicatty neutral : F Most of dhe épate imide anatem is emphy : @- he Cendeiduzod Fate arieing due ty He Ahigh: ped ob es Volanies She cotomble frece of awractiow of Whe mudeus, and eledson remains wm fe posh » + Drawbachs of Ruthorvrd Medel: 4 Cohen a body moves in an. obit, it undergoes aceelevotiun « According ad Aechromognetic thesry fF Maxwell , charge particles when acceterated ; wen emit radiation - Moretrre ON eleckroyn. in an oxbik Coe”) Bill omit wadiotion , tho energy camed by: vodiation comet elechomic motion: The osbit coll thus continue do think, due to which dhe dechon would wbinaadey {OL int She mudeus - o | Calealorions chow that 4b “hould dake an dechon owly 15° ec to epirad ‘mt the odour - This means on ako ahould carlopae jlout Hs does ywh +happen + Thus tris node) fodled dp explain dhe ability of an obem - ©- Hq. An electron omitting energy and plunging ‘do wublens . a low of energy = L - a ascular motion abao becomes ei Jews of velouity = pee a "Thos, According $0 Ruthertord model, ait odoma are unstable to a testoin extent - 6 Bur be Fe = Trdetinetey stable seo Peta Ni (Nickle) (nearby ise wucle are sable) . 2. It ako failed do explain Jhe_t- atom spechurn - ( Atomic spectsum is actually st comthuseus and it Powsener Aor wow Sines of definite frequency) . Di OtoH Amede | Coma) row experiment ’ E Goldstein ( 1936) 13 Charge en poten — + 160X160" Coloumd - = 1673 x15 7 ig, Secifc Chara ¢ of proton — 4:58x lo” C[gm- ( Not cemtant ) Max. when qo & Hydsogen - Bitcoveny of neuen: + Samnes Choduick — 1938. tohen Seuium ox Boson a bembasded by al- parides mea Pposticles which coon mo charge Ont omitted Neubreng . * Marsch neutron — begs ate)? hy. f Geuffe charge — goro * Neutron ig Reawiett and Jeat Arable posticle ammo od dementony porticles . 7 Sige of mde alm Cb Fermi) Volume « “ - 4534 cw Volume © alow 152% ob hy | (A-2) Nucleone Neutrons 4 protons > Mtomtc Number No of prtens in nude, ot aw often wou — Moxnumber = probns + yy “ * dechrons in a ne bal ofem , -_. . Ee + Seme other gub_ atomic andi cher : ferme other Bub- atomic particles : 1. fositrons — He - Andersson , 1932. ( They are highty unctable and combine with decheny POAUGWA rp. P — faring toe 2 Neubinos and anti-newrinos — (0%) - Permit, 193m - a wimines and anti-newkings_ 3. Pi-mesons (pien) and JA- mesons (meer) — * These ore having & mass intermediate beween that th dedren omd_proten a> tvely | oedly charged mere — Yukawa 143s (nt ,W) b> Newtra) meeng kemmer , Cw). &e Ankiproton - Segre ~'956 (_ pry —> Asosiper — i a ( S87 sAinr seer area) deo ee eel an Tops bottom game BT * deotenes — ne Lane (dome np- af nentrons) ; eodiaphere = (m- Pp) + Zame » deosterc ~ COR, Ngo | (Same wo. of atoms and same wo of electrons) : — Borelematn — — determines Colewrot beam Pmptitude Intenuity or brightness of beam > Frequency and wave murober = \ 4 yore aay A @ => Spechourn — The potteene of bande obtained by dbapersion, of Jone dhrouge @ prism is kun ak apeceym . a Atomic speshun n — Mhe dine &pechum veaubhing, $O™M the emiaion ot radiations pom the odes tt She clemente iy Cotted adwonte: spethun > Prem — — Atemic *pethum /Jine seth - : Motecules Band spectra Jmsteeulor spectra — No two alemenk Howe Udenhcal Line sper . ? Grder of womslengins — ( Eleromnay mele. spectunm) Comic Tus < Te rap £ X- maw < uv rows K visible << oR X microvam < Tadiowaves —> AE = Eng - Ey Narn, (emistion &pechra ) AE = Eng En, none CAbsosption on ~ No: of nee = For gund stoke 10 y orbit = nna 2g > Noh spectsol Lines from Wy and Ng obit ig a + Photveleebic Obkeck : Fig. Phitplecfe ayer ecperiment + ferkorm ea by He Hertg — 198%. * Bhen a beams of ight do éuppideny High frequengy UW allowed dp attikea mehol surkete iM vocoum , elechons are mejected from she mero aurtace . his phenwomonrm ig kuonn as phate elechr'c eiyerk + dbser-votions : L The energy of phetoclerhrew is proportimes] to the frewey +t rediahn falling tupen Khe wetol surface. a. ‘Tre number ct phtoelechent emithed Jer second w Proportional do dhe indensity of She inciderd yadtaion. % Lignt of any frequenuy & mat able to cause emigsion ot elechons prow metol uataces, This wiinimum _Treyonay ie called _Shrahola frequenvy hide can jut Cause the ection of decom - Linsin’s _explovation of photeeledvic effecr ¢ * When a phot of cubbivienk energy ( ho.) shikes am dethon In ow atom of Hne metal it drome ik energy ‘imontomenusly do She elecven dusivg the collision and the elechron % Bjecked| without omy time Jog * The energy enables the electotn do break, Gwoay grom She adem oy overceming She alta dive influence of the muchos « + biwe She shiking. photon hos energy Qual Jo ho and +he miniwnum energy, required do get the electae & Wve (vo = Shreeheld drequency Mv, ~ ork function) then the dikernte in energy Cho — two) is Jranaterned os dhe kinelic eneryy of She Photoelechon - A pay 2 TW my Physics Noble, 1921 * Einstein opyyine quantum dheory rowed Shak * coos: funchion cadets Ms bahinref or KG = hv-hvo = h (v-Ve) ® | Que. A Photon of Wamdenglr 4000A xhiket a metal surface , dhe work -funchen ot the metal being G13 ON- Caleudate GQ) eneray ot photon in at . di) kinetic energy % dhe emitted psto- elechon and ai) velocity ot the Phito- elecksons . Given = Snorsie i. Ane: 4) Energy ot photon Ee hy GA We know, y= o a = he a Cae = -l0 =s) c= axe Miteo. As 4000X\0 m. he 6-626x10 “Tdsee . -3y 7 BS ai = (C.626x to T éec) x (ax m/eer) He ~0€ —oooW 4000%x 15!° wy , “3 “ ES Worx” Tole Since [yoy a ae * = |-602Xlo g. -\ cee hag 9 ——————_ = Bloevy. \-coax told g Gi) Kinekic energy of omitted phato-elechon KE = hw -W oo Ww -¢ Since é = A.l3ey CE -#) KG + Stoev- Bikey = O@Fev ity velocity of phob-cledt = Rice Ye > $109% 10 by -(9 a KE Men” > OBEN = o.gzK). goaniar -13 RK OVEX 1402X 10 s = SBSXI0 M/see. Ni 3-109 x (53) ky Introduction of Quantum chemich C Physice) C chemistry) classieat Quantum mechanic& == mechanics 2 . Sa he abe Behaview of Maker) when AEC) ( %,E,KEe. pe’ LP ) a0 oe ¥, s CREME) (5, Rb Nib Elebent) Classical mechanica, | Quavtum omechanicw L Mikroscopic gale 1. Microscopic scale a Nistble coosta 8. Swwicible world . %. Based en Newtenian 3. Based en 6 pettulatos mechanics , Maxwell electro dyynaynies & Unproven, Wael -gecepted Einstein Rotadvity No Longer Questioned » Foomulos are there to De- Ai determine She values of , e Bregle ea. observables. 7 Sdbrrochingsn, % > Nabics of obserubler in @.m. ig determined b oppdying Pre- determined Operadest on He WAVE © a> Fromslotienal — —> faskidle in Box (AD, 90,30). | b7 Rotakonol — Riatq sohor Nibraki ‘e ® rokional ~— Simple Howmoriic - -> Osdllater CSHD) * dy Electrenic — Planck's Hypokneete —(1900)2 ( for EMR , nok for & ete) + Max Planck — explained dhe phenomonen of black body cecaana 4 DOUbIe Tap +. Fos each temp , “nent. EG! oes Bomdengn at cahich 32 dhe energy radiated ia Se war BS All these graphs start from zero . correct it se JOAMLIeN: LH 7 in demp - i Fg. Rrniesion of radiakiontyom a Mw emp black vody at ditterent sfomp-s. 2. The higher dhe dernperadure A dhe more pronounced ig dhe max. Planck's @uantum radiation + L Atoms or molewles emit or absosb energy discovntinuoushy in the mae ot ny bundle of energy known Suanta: © Packet” () 4t means eneray of electromagnetic radiation is quantizes . 4 Cemr) * Quantum — gmadiert quantity of energy dak canbe emitted (or absorbed) 4m the pom of Emr. a bach quantwm "2 asrociated wit. a delinite amourt ene E =h t "Od & i fresueney a sadiatien eneray in jeu) : C gee") "Ag 1 Joules Planek's constant : (he bene ie T See) v =, Peiing of aware erst ie Energy of each. ney PE ah duccessive atate “y nz} —————_— £2: hv integra) multiple of mee Terese fa = E,=yho dome smaller energy, 7°! pmund side “7 "! which u called ag L2,3,4 ~ quantum mechonicol |‘ . 9 nd state _ ener (ce hi) Nokes Cenergy of 4 Quanta ) G Quantigation of energy ) Pred poaition = Pied phupical porameber (energy , Momentuyn eo) €. for n=3 G=3hv ; &, Discontinuity in eney = Guantzation . ” “er at. Transfos of - | n= 1 ——_ x tee é fost Re Tonstor 4 i Naccum br ia Boil [=] Comiinyens, he Continuity @ | tem) . sys + Cron- Additive energy, due ( Additive energy due tv a dacorbnulty ar Fe oe + Not a jundiows of fomp . n § dime ™ and Hie (obo ase do dis cowntinulty ) . Every Aiventinueus system _vepresent quantization and vice- versa. : grt G Thatle @hy we put aurea conditions in Quavrtum, mechanics (te make system discortinuows) , Hasumptions of Plomd’e theary L. Bach radiation is obvays amociated with a definite amount of energy — Radiant energy &. Redioheree) ia emitted os absorbed discontinuously ‘n'form of quanta + L dn cose of Light, quantum ” 3. oF enexg y eee) pe hv= he a ‘ Srntegan mubiiple where n = 1,2,3,4- —s ® [wave FUNCTION MUST VANISHES AT Bownoary } *(Bohr's Atomic model fer H-atom 11913) ( demj- quantum mechanical ‘model / approady ) *_Pesumptions Postutates * 1. Blechrens vevelve around She nudems, Grotlay path ot fixed radius ard ene Ore cated obits {or energy Jovelr , in gtotion: FEY Mere pater energy shells ) » There oxe numbered ay N=1)2,3,--9 amd daignated 93 Ki L, M,N ----ee shells . ‘These ant now termed ay \ Re) ® Principle quantum nuonbers & Meus The farther She energy Sev)” ithe greater, is dhe energy AHociated wir it - Fig. Bohrlg orbit « Blechon dow wot Jote o Gin energy as a on it remain in a porticulan eebit bub Jose or in of energy take place whenevor electran UMP fom Rightr to ower of tower $0 hight sebit . Reapectivaly , Att ( in tay = Fiskica) ©)" Bin 4 ensgy in C AndirecHy plande's Hypothesis) net i Asruming quant “ore nice Wh 2. Angular momenta. of moving € "% also Guartiged . Thus an dlecksen can move in dose orbits de whidn Ves angular momentum “ean “wtegrad multiple of Jam , thar & why only catain fred ovbitals arr allowed - MNe = ng or nh (ahere Be Ba where N= 2 2,3,----7 7 ™= moss Of ojectoon (of ve: velocity 6 ‘ Lo. ath eae A= wadius of Mhe oebit Note + “Taig auumption wos nok proved mathematically by Bohr - ( Giticism) Cos faker, proved By De- terglic + On she bars of Inese asauenptions , Bohr derived wodia of vit , energy of electron im an cdbit , velodty of € and aoe freavened of e ar well al exploinel the atomic specho of u-dike ofew - + (hile deriving dhe esuationd | the amumed that é& remains in ‘is obit because She electvestakic lovee of attraction exeated by She nudeus i exactly balanced by dhe conkrfug of feece anising em Ibe arulor motien - (As suggested by Rubnestord ) + Bohr's Ssuation fee the eneryy of Eleckon in Hydrogen . Suppose 79" Qleckren of mass ™ ‘ymovin omund Ihe rucleus in a ctreulod oybit maimtoining a distance 2 * wiHn Fre velocity ef V bia. aahi'e Heater —” according to dh of Soe Pee st Cechrostatic feoce « axwico} mechanics > dhe cents} mn otking en the odlechan ore & v4 dike atom Ww Fe , tends do pul the eT towards the nucleus. e- et UTtté.> % However , dhe conkifugal force acting on the olectren given by mt tends tv dake it ada gem TAS ovbit . Fy = Mme aiiy Under She inbluence of Shore S00 opposin ds forces 5 The & keeps on serolving in He orbit -- According do whe conditiew stokion orbits | tse rete sual ws mr - xze% 6 (ut Goys - ¥, a0 9 yz permitivity factor = LUsuxjo ¢ N™ oe meh = Zee FE UT & + oy Recording > Bohr: postulate, she a’ + momentum MYT VE an “mtegro} nusttiple ot Han te mor = a) an av) oe ww aty> = thd ra Cequanivg 2.¢v) both 2ide) i Ay_re or om = pe =o Ww) an mr Conaponing esyation (iid and WW) we trove zer p> Ute -¥ un>yms- = veh? (une) ar anim (ze) ~ whe yo aa Te Twmze BE or). 3 vip 1me> whese | A, = 0: $44 A ( Boln's fact radio) = Sad pre —— Wi) Sige decreases a kn x L A< ng < Na 13 12 uy Sige increases Thus Bohr theory Bin conkirmation with periodic Voouation of ademic sige- i) ene ev: foto! energy of electron reveling in she nh oxbik B& equal do She sum of uhe kinetic-energy (mv) and He potential enegy (zae*)- Recoadingly E = KG +p. — ty PE atta chive potential (-Ve Signy ae amt + (2=) * Bub according do FF etoony 0 , accordin Oesumnption fc ' ont 3 pears of Stetioany orb} UTIes T at E= +( ze? ) — _2e? & une y Unbox E = af ze?) _ oy x (25)-+ ev) But, ateowking do Bolwle modd , a= fo Vin® Ime Z putting she value st oe in 9g. OY) we hawe L e = ~2 (202). Mme 2 2 (une) he n& 22 t E 4 *> me =-13-6eV Ay, “Gar on) mn Piste coe PQNBKID T =ABID KT oma} za phy - sz akon y ey Si tepak ioe TR never becomes peeitive _> -Ne eign in whe energy explain that an electron is glows stable in the vinhy of nucleus Ce nz wey We nNz\ = ee, )} ))) ac. go destabilized, oe }_A” ut vill never Lecome 3S A - H'Bbev ey “Yul “O86 oo 302 —> Jonization (work done in aan ey Aicinity i made to inti > we sign means Jot Phe (donged n- obem) energy ot the elechon in che | atom iy Jower shan he cnogy ote @ free electro a rect.

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