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College chemistry HW help!!!?

Ive been trying to solve but im not succeeding, can someone please tell me what equation to use and how to solve?

If an electron is confined to a one-dimensional box 200 pm in length, calculate the zero-point energy.

1. 1.51 × 10−18 J

2. 1.51 × 10−20 J

3. 1.21 × 10−19 J

4. 6.04 × 10−18 J

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  • 9 years ago

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    Source(s): Chemistry major
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    4 years ago

    you're able to locate the mole fraction of the solvent (chloroform). so locate the style of moles of chloroform and divide it by potential of the finished style of moles (moles of chloroform + moles of naphthalene). then you definately only multiply this mole fraction by potential of the vapor tension of organic chloroform, 156 torr. you're able to get some answer close to to 156 torr. the addition of a solute decreases the vapor tension of the organic solvent. i'm hoping that helped

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