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− | ::- then Coordinate Scan | + | ::- then Coordinate Scan [[Media:Lab1_WebMO.pdf|See example here #3]] |
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::- Peptide Bond Coordinate Scan | ::- Peptide Bond Coordinate Scan |
Revision as of 23:42, 4 March 2021
Mon, Mar 1, 2021
Return Exams
Sec 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 cont.
- - Discussed box with non-infinite walls; consequences resulting --> new wavefunction, new energies (Fig 5.1/5.3/5.5).
- - Eq 5.5 (box length), Figure 5.4, Table 5.1, and Eq. 5.6 were discussed previously and included on Exam 1 material.
Sec 5.4
- - Informally discussed Fig 5.5 of overlapping "boxes" or in this case "wells."
- - This Sec will be discussed more in lab demo using LEDs.
Weds, Mar 3, 2021
- - Sec 5.1 topic...penetration depth (Fig 5.2)
Sec 5.5
Skim
Sec 5.6/5.7
Tunneling
- - Fig 5.13
- - Video: Principles of the STM (1:31 min)
- (Note: Tunneling phenomenon; must have conductive surface.)
- Constant height mode
- Constant current mode
- - AFM Principle- Basic Training
- (Note: not a tunneling phenomenon, but discussed here because it generates similar STM data.)
- Contact AFM
- - destructive
- - tip wear
- Non-contact AFM/Tapping mode
- - not destructive
- - tip wear minimized
Sec 5.8/5.9
- - Tunneling in chemical reactions
- - Quantum Well and Quantum Dots
Thurs, Mar 4, 2021
LED Demonstration (Steve Distin guest lecturer)
- Forward voltage/emission wavelength (color)
WebMO/Gaussian Project
- H2 Molecular Orbitals
- - HF/6-31G(d), geo opt followed by second calc of Molecular Orbitals
- N2 Molecular Orbitals; video
- Ethane
- - HF/6-31G(d) opt geo
- - Molecular Orbitals/Electrostatic potential map
- - then Coordinate Scan See example here #3
- - Peptide Bond Coordinate Scan