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Could somebody point me in the right direction on how to go about starting this question please? In need of some guidance on where to begin.
Calculate the separation between the two lowest energy states for an electron confined in an infinite potential well of width 1nm.
This is where I'm struggling, I have an equation but there seem to be so many variable within the equation. I'm not provided with any equations and this one is the only one I can find on the topic..
E = [itex]\frac{η2n2∏2}{2mL2}[/itex]
Homework Statement
Calculate the separation between the two lowest energy states for an electron confined in an infinite potential well of width 1nm.
Homework Equations
This is where I'm struggling, I have an equation but there seem to be so many variable within the equation. I'm not provided with any equations and this one is the only one I can find on the topic..
E = [itex]\frac{η2n2∏2}{2mL2}[/itex]