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In a one-dimensional particle in a box the zero-point energy corresponds to?
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∙ 14y ago
The answer choices are
1. a node
2. n=0
3. n=1
4. or a Quantum state of uncertainty
The answer is n=1
The reason for this is that to have a node you must have at least n=2 to have a node, so in reference n=1 is the only answer that acomplishes this state.
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Artimis Saxet
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