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==Weds, Feb 24, 2021== | ==Weds, Feb 24, 2021== | ||
+ | Review | ||
+ | :- Chapter 1 | ||
+ | ::* Blackbody Radiation, Figure 1.2 with frequency axis (Sec 1.3) | ||
+ | ::* Photoelectric Effect, Figure 1.4 (Sec 1.4) | ||
+ | ::* Particle-Wave Duality (sec 1.5/1.6 - eq. 1.11) | ||
+ | ::* Emission Spectra/Rydberg Eq. (Sec 1.7 - eq. 1.13) | ||
+ | |||
+ | :- Chapter 2 | ||
+ | ::* Properties of Waves (Sec 2.2) | ||
+ | :::- Standing wave derivation (eq. 2.10) | ||
+ | :::- construction/destruction of waves | ||
+ | :::- Classical Non-Dispersive Wave Equation (eq. 2.11) | ||
+ | ::* Derivation of Classical Non-Dispersive Wave Equation to QM Equivalent/time-dependent Schrodinger Eq. (Sec 2.3 - eq.2.21) | ||
+ | ::* Basics of Operator Algebra (operator, eignefunction, eigenvalue) (Sec 2.4) | ||
+ | ::* Orthogonal (eq. 2.31), Normalized (see ex prob 2.6), and complex conjugate. (Sec. 2.5) | ||
+ | |||
+ | :- Chapter 3 | ||
+ | ::* Postulate 1 - wave function fully describes particle (sec 3.1) | ||
+ | ::* Postulate 2 - operators (sec 3.2) | ||
+ | ::* Postulate 3 - eignevalues (sec 3.3) | ||
+ | ::* Postulate 4 - Expectation Value (sec 3.4) | ||
+ | |||
+ | :- Chapter 4 | ||
+ | ::*Particle in a 1D Box (Sec 4.2) | ||
+ | :::- boundary conditions | ||
+ | :::- acceptable wavefunction (eq. 4.13) | ||
+ | :::- normalization of wavefunction (eq. 4.15) | ||
+ | :::- energy (eq. 4.17) | ||
+ | ::* 2D/3D Boxes (Sec 4.3) | ||
+ | :::- 2D/3D wavefunctions | ||
+ | :::- 2D/3D energy | ||
+ | ::*Applying Postulates (Sec 4.4) | ||
+ | :::- Probability of finding particle in a region of box (Ex. Prob 4.3) | ||
+ | :::- Expectation Value (Ex. Prob. 4.4) | ||
+ | |||
+ | :- Chapter 5, partial (lab) | ||
+ | ::* A "real-life" 1D PIB - conjugated diene/polyene | ||
+ | :::- wavefuunction (same as 1D box) | ||
+ | :::- energy levels (calculated using 1D box energy) | ||
+ | :::- given a conjugated polyene | ||
+ | ::::* determine molecular/box length (WebMO) | ||
+ | ::::* considering the number of π-electrons, evaluate the "''n''" associated with the HOMO and LUMO. | ||
+ | ::::* predict λ<sub>max</sub> --> ''ΔE=hc/λ''. | ||
+ | ::::* given λ<sub>max</sub> predict molecular length (ie. box length) | ||
==Thurs, Feb 25, 2021== | ==Thurs, Feb 25, 2021== |
Revision as of 14:29, 24 February 2021
Mon, Feb 22, 2021
Section 4.3 cont.
more about degeneracy...
- - when ax≠ay≠az --> calculate energies
- Degeneracy Excel worksheet
Section 4.4
Weds, Feb 24, 2021
Review
- - Chapter 1
- Blackbody Radiation, Figure 1.2 with frequency axis (Sec 1.3)
- Photoelectric Effect, Figure 1.4 (Sec 1.4)
- Particle-Wave Duality (sec 1.5/1.6 - eq. 1.11)
- Emission Spectra/Rydberg Eq. (Sec 1.7 - eq. 1.13)
- - Chapter 2
- Properties of Waves (Sec 2.2)
- - Standing wave derivation (eq. 2.10)
- - construction/destruction of waves
- - Classical Non-Dispersive Wave Equation (eq. 2.11)
- Derivation of Classical Non-Dispersive Wave Equation to QM Equivalent/time-dependent Schrodinger Eq. (Sec 2.3 - eq.2.21)
- Basics of Operator Algebra (operator, eignefunction, eigenvalue) (Sec 2.4)
- Orthogonal (eq. 2.31), Normalized (see ex prob 2.6), and complex conjugate. (Sec. 2.5)
- - Chapter 3
- Postulate 1 - wave function fully describes particle (sec 3.1)
- Postulate 2 - operators (sec 3.2)
- Postulate 3 - eignevalues (sec 3.3)
- Postulate 4 - Expectation Value (sec 3.4)
- - Chapter 4
- Particle in a 1D Box (Sec 4.2)
- - boundary conditions
- - acceptable wavefunction (eq. 4.13)
- - normalization of wavefunction (eq. 4.15)
- - energy (eq. 4.17)
- 2D/3D Boxes (Sec 4.3)
- - 2D/3D wavefunctions
- - 2D/3D energy
- Applying Postulates (Sec 4.4)
- - Probability of finding particle in a region of box (Ex. Prob 4.3)
- - Expectation Value (Ex. Prob. 4.4)
- - Chapter 5, partial (lab)
- A "real-life" 1D PIB - conjugated diene/polyene
- - wavefuunction (same as 1D box)
- - energy levels (calculated using 1D box energy)
- - given a conjugated polyene
- determine molecular/box length (WebMO)
- considering the number of π-electrons, evaluate the "n" associated with the HOMO and LUMO.
- predict λmax --> ΔE=hc/λ.
- given λmax predict molecular length (ie. box length)
Thurs, Feb 25, 2021
Exam 1 (Ch 1-5)