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@Abcd no. several teachers evaluating the scripts, if not all, are a bit dumb. you might lose marks for being smart. just use the formula and make them happy
 
 
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@GaurangTandon OK :"(
 
 
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Q: Entropy change of isothermal irreversible expansion of ideal gas

user638473 Two mole of an ideal gas is subjected to isothermal expansion from $\pu{2 atm}$ to $\pu{1 atm}$ at $\pu{300 K}$. Calculate entropy change of the system, surrounding and total, if the process is irreversible. Since $$ΔS_\mathrm{system} = nR\ln\left(\frac{P_1}{P_2}\right),$$ I got the $ΔS$ f...

 
 
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Q: Finding the color of crystal violet theoretically

Neil ChowdhuryI am trying to find the color of an organic molecule, crystal violet, theoretically. I suspect that the color is due to the large conjugated system. My question is, how would I go about finding the energy levels of such a system? I know how to solve the Schrodinger equation for a particle in a ...

 
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A: why don't we need potential energy term in the Hamiltonian of "particle on a ring" problem?

orthocresolThe short answer is that the particle in a ring is defined to have no potential energy term. Once you introduce something else into the system, then it is no longer really the particle on a ring problem any more. However, if you want to relate it to the hydrogen atom, then note that in the hydro...

Somebody upvoted this within 19 seconds of me posting it. Was the opening sentence just that good?
 
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Q: Why doesn't the particle in a ring model have a potential energy term?

prakash_amodI was thinking of the "particle on a ring" problem as a subdivision of a bigger problem, i.e. the hydrogen atom. While in the hydrogen atom problem, the Hamiltonian contains a potential energy term, the Hamiltonian in the "particle on a ring" problem does not. Why is it so? What are its implicat...

 

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