I'm would like to learn of the practicality of separating HHO gas released from a photovoltaic charged lead-acid battery bank for hydrogen storage, perhaps by exploiting the substantial difference in density of the two elemental gases.
It occurred to me that were the gas emitted from batteries...
Homework Statement
a) Draw a diagram of energy levels to explain the spectrum of lines of the hydrogen atom
b) Indicate, for each photon, that its region can be emitted to the electromagnetic spectrum.
c) Compare, in a graph, the energies of the orbital of the hydrogen atom with the energies of...
Can somebody explain the Hydrogen bond Auto-correlation function in Computational Chemistry (Molecular Dynamics and Simulations) and what does Intermittent and Continuous Hydrogen bond means? Why the graph decays over time? and it's applications?
How do hydrogen powered cars prevent the permeation of hydrogen through the valve used to fill the car's tank with hydrogen? Is a regular check valve used or is the valve special in some way?
I did something really stupid, and walked away from a sugar solution I was heating on the stove (4 parts water, 1 part table sugar for humming bird feeders). I got distracted, and the sugar was burnt onto the pan, carbonized, really bad.
Some came off in chunks, but a thick layer adhered to the...
Comparative genomic analysis (Free pdf download here) shows that Lokiarchaeon (the mysterious closest presumed relative to the archaeon host (known only by its genome sequence collected from an environment), which contained the endosymbiont bacteria (that became the mitochondria), had hydrogen...
Hi. I'm a mechanical engineer, but working as Safety Engineer. I have a question how to calculate the flow rate of hydrogen gas before a flow controller in case of leak through a 4.5 mm line at 35 bar pressure. Thanks in advance.
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Exact spin symmetry in the Dirac equation occurs when there is both a scalar and a vector potential, and they are equal to each other. What physical effect is absent in this case, that does exist in the Dirac solution for the hydrogen atom (vector potential = Coulomb and...
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The Hamiltonian and wavefunction for the ground state of the hydrogen atom H(1s1) are given,
in atomic units, as ## \hat {H} = - \frac{1}{2} \nabla^2 - \frac {1}{r} ## and ## \phi(1s) = \sqrt {\frac {1}{\pi }} e^{-r} ## . Using the radial portion of the Laplacian in the...
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Homework Equations
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delta lambda/lambda = velocity/speed of light
radius of the sun= 696 *10^6mThe Attempt at a Solution
Hello,
the solution states the correct answer for this problem is 5.8*10^-12m. This is exactly 2x my answer but i don't really know what i did...
"Calculated the total magnetic moment of a hydrogen atom in the ground state in a weak magnetic field which arises from hyper fine splitting of the ground state. How many beams does hydrogen produce from a Stern-Gerlach analyzer with a weak magnetic field?"
I've calculated the magnetic moments...
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Assume that Planck's constant is not actually constant, but is a slowly varying function of time, $$\hbar \rightarrow \hbar (t)$$ with $$\hbar (t) = \hbar_0 e^{- \lambda t}$$ Where ##\hbar_0## is the value of ##\hbar## at ##t = 0##. Consider the Hydrogen atom in this case...
''1 volume of hydrogen + 1 volume of hydrogen + 1 volume of oxygen = 2 volumes of water vapor''
Now my questions are as follows:
1. How many hydrogen molecules in 1 volume of hydrogen?
2. How many oxygen molecules in 1 volume of oxygen?
3. how many water vapor molecules in 2 volumes of water...
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Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
C=C double bonds means that it is not an Alkane because an Alkane is saturated hydrocarbon. So the answer should be from A, B or C.
An airship is any powered, steerable aircraft that it is inflated with a gas that is lighter than air. Hydrogen isn't the only gas usable for airships, but it is the only gas that really makes sense. That is because it has good lift to volume, is relatively inexpensive and is common as dirt...
Hi,
Reading about different ways to lift a human being, I've come to realize the easiest is simply manipulating density as follows:
Denisty of Air at STP: 1.20 kg/m^3
Density of He at STP: 0.000179 kg/m^3
Therefore for every cubic metre (m^3) of air displacement, lift achieved is ~1.2 kg/m^3...
I would just like to understand how to use the above Dirac energy equation to calculate (for example) the 1s-2s transition frequency in hydgrogen. Does one substitute n=1, j=0 for 1s energy level and n=2, j=0 for 2s energy level ?
From previous reading I understand the mass referred to in the...
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Urea is known to react with an acid to form salt. The carbonyl oxygen of urea is protonated in the process to form uronium ion. But, I have not seen conclusive reaction of urea with an alkali. So, if urea is dissolved in NaOH, what are the possible reactions? Can hydrogen be...
I'm quite new to quantum mechanics. I have a question, I'm coding a small game with my friends and I do understand the orbitals and I've even written a function in java to simulate the probabilities of ONE of those diagrams, but I do not know my scale just yet, can anyone tell me the width of...
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Calculate the rate of ionization of a hydrogen atom in the 2p state in a monochromatic external electric field, averaged over the component of angular momentum in the direction of the field. Ignore the spin of the particles. In this case we can write...
Just wondering if there's any accurate method for direct measurement of the ionization energy of atomic Hydrogen and/or Deuterium ?
There's lots of measurements on transitions between various hydrogen/deuterium energy levels but not (it seems) to the limit where n = infinity.
Alternatively...
Hi everyone,
Just came across this article today and it piqued my interest. I'm not at all an expert in this field but it seems too good to be true so I wanted to see what you thought...
What exactly is the so-called "Ground State Lamb Shift". It seems to have been an 'in vogue' quantity up till 1995 or so - then vanished from the literature ?? It's the 'self energy' or something like that of an electron in H 1S orbital. A scientist (at NIST) told me it's a term that has gone...
Homework Statement
How many hydrogen bonds can methyl 2-hydroxybenzoate form with molecules of the same compind?
Homework Equations
N/A
The Attempt at a Solution
There's a hydroxyl group on the second carbon of the benzene ring and a double-bonded oxygen with 2(3?) lone pairs, so I'm...
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I'm currently working towards a PhD in the area of energy systems/water splitting hydrogen production reactor design/empirical characterization in the mechanical and aerospace engineering department of my university.
During my undergrad years I really enjoyed learning to...
Images aren't embedding properly, so forgive the urls.
This is the question I am attempting to answer:
https://imgur.com/a/mEcAl
and this is the start of my answer:
https://imgur.com/a/8MoDi
so.. I wasn't expecting just to get the coulomb potential at the end. This is supposed to be the...
I am trying to understand the working of simple hydrogen fuel cell.
We have anode (negative terminal), cathode (positive terminal), catalyst at anode to separate negative and positive ions of hydrogen atoms and electrolyte which allows only positive ions.
We will be sending hydrogen fuel at...
I’m working on an idea that I have, and I was wondering if there was something that could repel hydrogen. Not water, not oxygen, just hydrogen. Thanks!
This maybe a silly question but I do not know the answer.
Did hydrogen combine with oxygen to form water in geological times or did they combine before that
Homework Statement
In one type of battery, the current is carried by hydrogen ions moving through the liquid. If 1A is flowing through the battery, how long will it take for 1 mole of hydrogen ions to move through the battery?
1 mole of protons = 6.0 x 1023 protons
qp = 1.6022 x 10-19 C...
I'm working on a thought experiment. I want to know how much of the kinetic energy from a liquid mercury piston will be converted into work done on the hydrogen plasma in the form of compression, and how much work will be done on the piston in the form of compression. Note: assume piston walls...
Suppose the hydrogen atom consists of a positive point charge (+e), located in the center of the atom, which is surrounded by a negative charge (-e), distributed in the space around it.
The space distribution of the negative charge changes according to the law p=Ce^(−2r/R), where C is a...
Quantum mechanics does a good job in describing the hydrogen atom. Are there any views either mathematically or conceptually in describing the hydrogen atom?
Homework Statement
In hydrogen atom ionization H→p+e show that ##μ_H=μ_p+μ_r##
Homework Equations
G=μN (N is the number of particles)
The Attempt at a Solution
(1) I think the question should say "Find chemical potential relation AT EQUILIBRIUM", don't you think?
(2) My professor said that...
Homework Statement
Calculate energy of electron in first excited state of hydrogen atom.
Homework Equations
n=2
when i use E=-13.6 (z/n)^2
and then use E=hc/lamda(wavelength)
then wavelength is coming wrong
The Attempt at a Solution
the correct answer is 6.68 armstrong.
Hello,
The hydrogen atom Hamiltonian is
$$H=\frac{p^2}{2m} -\frac{e^2}{r}\tag{1}$$
with e the elementary charge,m the mass of the electron,r the radius from the nucleus and p,the momentum. Apparently we can factorize H $$H=\gamma +\frac{1}{2m}\sum_{k=1}^{3}\left(\hat p_k+i\beta\frac{\hat...
Say you had two isolated hydrogen atoms. Because of the spherical distribution of electronic charge on each hydrogen and the net charge of 0 outside each atom, wouldn't Gauss's law dictate a 0 net electric field outside each atom? If this is the case, why does diatomic hydrogen so readily form...
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When an electron in a hydrogen atom makes a transiton between two levels with prinicipal quantum numbers n1 and n2, light is emitted with wavelength of 658.1 nm. If we assume that the energy levels of the atom are in agreement with the Bohr model, what are n1 and n2...
[Note from mentor: this thread was originally posted in the Quantum Physics forum.]
I am looking for a way to mathematically express the orbit of an electron around the nucleus of a hydrogen atom, while the atom is stationary as well as in motion.
Note the orbit of the electron is 3...
Homework Statement
A hydrogen atom is in the 7f state.
What is the magnitude of its orbital angular momentum?
Homework Equations
L=sqrt(L(L+1)hbar
The Attempt at a Solution
L= Sqrt(3(3+1)Hbar)
1.41hbar (we want J*S)
1.41*1.054*10^-34
1.47*10^-34J*S
Homework Statement
Consider an ##H_2## molecule where the protons are separated by a wide
distance R and both are located on the z-axis. Ignoring the spin degrees
of freedom and treating the dipole-dipole interaction as a perturbation,
use perturbation theory to estimate an upper limit for the...
Before I begin, I would like to say what I am about to ask would require some sort of top-top-bottom bound state for it to function. Which (to my knowledge) has not been experimentally or theoretically predicted. Also, in case if you are wondering- no, this is not a homework question.
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So...
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The current limit on the proton’s lifetime is determined by observing a large body of water for a long time and noticing that no one of the hydrogen nuclei in H2O have decayed. Assuming that the experiment making this measurement has been going on for 10 years, how many tons...
Cheers everyone. Can the amount of water molecules added to a solution impact the formation of a salt with its ions mainly bonded through hydrogen bonds with electrostatic like behaviour?
Let me give Some background to the question first:
I am studying the precipitation of Phosphorous(P) as...
Homework Statement
https://imgur.com/a/8deZc
Homework Equations
P(E) = ∫φ*(r)ψ(r)dr from -∞ to ∞
The Attempt at a Solution
To find the probability, I know I have to use this equation:
P(E) = ∫φ*(r)ψ(r)dr from -∞ to ∞
My question is, what is the energy eigenstate, φ*(r)? Is it the measured...
1.The problem statement:
Hydrogen (H2) is at standard conditions in a closed tank, V = 5l, and then it's cooled down for 55K. Find delta U and Q.
2. Questions:
If it says standard conditions, can I just use pV = nRT to find n and then deltaU = j/2*nR(delta)T? Also, is there any work that a gas...
in the beginning the big bang only created hydrogen and helium.
why is that?
was there just not enough time to create heavier elements or is there another reason?
thx.