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Problem Sheet 5

This document is a problem sheet for the Quantum Mechanics for Engineers course at Manav Rachna University. It includes five questions related to quantum mechanics phenomena, specifically focusing on calculations involving particles in one-dimensional boxes. The problems aim to enhance understanding of concepts like energy levels and wavelength in quantum systems.

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Problem Sheet 5

This document is a problem sheet for the Quantum Mechanics for Engineers course at Manav Rachna University. It includes five questions related to quantum mechanics phenomena, specifically focusing on calculations involving particles in one-dimensional boxes. The problems aim to enhance understanding of concepts like energy levels and wavelength in quantum systems.

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MANAV RACHNA UNIVERSITY

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Problems Sheet 5

Program / Semester B Tech. AIML, CDFD, CSTI, GEN AI I semester


Course Code 4.5PH02O001
Course Name Quantum Mechanics for Engineers
Course Outcome 4.5PH02O001.1. Understand fundamental phenomena like photoelectric effect and Compton
effect that demonstrated particle nature of light. Explain how these observations led to the
development of Quantum Mechanics.
Skill Level and Skill Level 3-Advanced, SK1-Problem Solving
Outcome
SDG

Q. No. Question BT Level CO


A particle of mass m = 6.64×10⁻²⁷ kg (helium atom) in a
Q1. box L = 1.0 nm: find the wavelength λ₃ and energy E₃. BT3 4.5PH02O001.2

Given E₂ − E₁ = 0.300 eV for an electron in a 1D box,


Q2. determine the box length L. BT3 4.5PH02O001.2

A photon of energy 2.00 eV excites an electron from n=1


Q3. to n=2 in a box of length 0.80 nm. Find m (nearest BT3 4.5PH02O001.2
integer).

Two adjacent levels in a 1D box are separated by


1.50×10⁻²¹ J for a particle of mass 9.11×10⁻³¹ kg. Find L
Q4. and indicate which pair (n, n+1) gives this spacing BT3 4.5PH02O001.2

(smallest n).

An electron is confined to a one-dimensional box of side


1 Å. As a result, it has discrete energy values. Find the
Q5. wavelength of the radiation emitted by the electron if it BT3 4.5PH02O001.2
makes a transition from the 2nd excited level to the
ground state?

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