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Quantum Mechanics Formula Sheet Ephoton = h= 12 mv2 + e   12 mv2 +   E = h= –h n1  22 – 1 n12  eix = cos x + i sin x ei + e-i 2 = cos  e i – e-i

2i = sin  eikx k = pħ =

(2mE)½

ħ E= n2ma2ħ222= n

2h2

8ma2 =2a½sinnxa (x,y)=ab4½sinnxa sinx nyb E= y h 2 8m   n12 a2+ n22 b2 xx^ pħ i     x tt^ E(t) E^ = iħ     t Ek– ħ 2 2m  2 x2 [O1,O2] = O^1O^2 – O^2 O^1 (x) = A

e

–½ a2x2 2 = mk ħ A =   2  ¼ (x) =       mo ħ ¼

e

– mox2 2ħ

x = r sincos y = r sinsin z = r cos d = r2 sindr dd

r2 = x2 + y2 + z2 : 0    : 0   2r: 0  r   L^x = –iħ       y z – z y  L^y = –iħ       z x – x z  L^z = –iħ       x y – y x  2 = 1 r    2 r2 r +     1 r2 22 = 1 sin2  2 2 +     1 sin   sin    |L|= ħ l(l+1) Lz = ħml =  1 2 1/2

e

iml – ħ2 2Y l,ml l (l + 1)h–2 Yl,ml E = ħ2 2I l ( l + 1) – ħ2 2m   1 r d2 dr2 r R – Z e2 4or RR En = –     Z2 e4 m 322o2 ħ2 1 n2 ao = 4o ħ 2 me2 En = – 2maZ2 ħo22 n12 En = –13.6 eV Z 2 n2 = –109,678 cm-1 Z 2 n2 = –1312 kJ mol-1 Z 2 n2 = – H2 Z 2 n2 1s = 1      Z ao 3/2

e

-Zr/ao h = 6.626 x 10-34 J s ħ = 1.055 x 10-34 J s 2s = 1 4 2     Z ao 3/2  2 – Zrao 

e

-Zr/2a o e = 1.602 x 10-19 C 2pz = 1 4 2     Z ao 3/2

e

-Zr/2ao Zr ao cos o = 8.85 x 10 -12 J-1c2m-1 211 = 1 4 2     Z ao 3/2

e

-Zr/2ao Zr ao sine i ao = 0.0529 nm = 0.529Å 21-1 = 1 4 2     Z ao 3/2

e

-Zr/2aoZr ao sine-i   1H = 2625.5 kJ mol-1 2px = 211 + 2 21-1 = 1 4 2     Z ao 3/2

e

-Zr/2aoZr ao sincos  me = 9.11x10 -31 kg 2py = 211 – 2i 21-1 = 1 4 2     Z ao 3/2

e

-Zr/2aoZr ao sinsin  h = 109,678 cm -1

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l

ml Yl,ml 0 0 (1/4π)½ 1 0 (3/4π)½ cos ±1 ±(3/8π)½ sine±i 2 0 (5/16π)½ (3 cos2 – 1) ±1 ±(15/8π)½cossine±i

±2 ±(15/32π)½ sin2e±i2

y =  x (y) = H

e

–½ y 2 d 2H dy2 – 2y dH dy + 2 H = 0  H(y) H(x) 0 1 1 1 2y 2x 2 4y2 – 2 42x2 – 2 3 8y3– 12y 83x3– 12x H+1 = 2y H - 2 H-1   -∞ ∞ H'

e

–½y2 H

e

–½y2 dy = 0 if '  = π½2! if ' 

sin2(x) dx = – ½ sin(x) cos(x) + ½ x

cos2(x) dx = ½ sin(x) cos(x) + ½ x

sin(x) cos(x) dx = ½ sin2(x)

  0 /2 sin2(x) dx =  0 /2 cos2(x) dx =  4   0 /2 sin3(x) dx =  0 /2 cos3(x) dx = 2 3   0  sin2(ax) dx = 0  cos2(ax) dx =  2   0 /a cos(ax) sin(ax) dx =  0  cos(ax) sin(ax) dx = 0   0  sin(ax) sin(bx) dx =  0 

cos(ax) cos(bx) dx = 0 (a  b; a,b integers)

 

0 

sin(ax) cos(bx) dx = a22a-b2 if a-b is odd, or zero if a-b is even

  0  cos(ax) sin(ax) dx = 0  0 n x2 sin2(x) dx = n33 6 – n 4

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