Modern Quantum Mechanics-Schrodinger Equation

Before 1925, quantum theory

• faced little challenge to its credibility
• lacked organization
• had wide applications

• was widely accepted

Generally, the mathematics of modern quantum mechanics is

• perfunctory
• unimportant
• simplified
• complex

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According to classical mechanics, which law(s)  apply or applies to the behavior of macroscopic particles?

• Newton's three laws
• the differential wave equation
• Dalton's law of multiple proportions

• Kepler's Law

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Schrodinger's equation described the

• procedure for splitting an atom
• complement of the wave function
• behavior of "matter" waves
• motion of light

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Solutions to Schrodinger's equation are labeled with

• psi
• phi
• mu
• pi

The probability density is the

• square root of the wave function
• absolute value of the wave function
• inverse of the wave function
• absolute square of the wave function

The use of a scanning tunneling microscope places a conducting tip

• 0.5 to 0.8 nm from the surface
• 0.4 to 0.7 nm from the surface
• 0.4 to 0.9 nm from the surface
• 0.3 to 0.5 nm from the surface

How does a scanning tunneling microscope map a surface?

• by measuring the size of each individual electron
• by measuring the voltage created by electron transfer
• by measuring the size of each atom of the surface
• by measuring the current due to tunneling electrons

An object's path can be predicted using Newton's

• uncertainty principle
• particle theory
• conservation laws
• laws of motion

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Schrodinger's cat experiment tested

• the probability of quantum tunneling
• Bohr's atomic model
• whether a quantum system could exist in multiple states
• radioactive decay in Plutonium