Quantum Mechanics Chapter 9 Great Idea: At the subatomic scale, everything is quantized. Any measurement at that scale significantly alters the object.

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Quantum Mechanics Chapter 9 Great Idea: At the subatomic scale, everything is quantized. Any measurement at that scale significantly alters the object being measured

Chapter Outline The World of the Very Small Probabilities Wave-Particle Duality Wave-Particle Duality and the Bohr Atom

The World of the Very Small

Quantum mechanics –Motion of quanta Bundles vs. continuous Does not match our intuition

Measurement & Observation in the Quantum World 3 components to measurement –Sample –Source of energy –Detector Quantum World –Measurement alters object

The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle Uncertainty Principle: –At quantum scale, measurement alters object Cannot know position and velocity Equation: Compare large vs. small objects –Small uncertainty with large object –Large uncertainty with small object

Probabilities

Newtonian View –Determine velocity and position Quantum View –Cannot determine velocity and position –Use probability

Wave Particle Duality

The Double-Slit Test Energy –Particles –Waves Photons –Emit photon –Flood of photons

Double-Slit cont. Single photon over time Results depend on experimental design Visualizing –Not wave or particle

Wave-Particle Duality and the Bohr Atom

Wave-Particle Duality & the Bohr Atom Speed & Wavelength –Faster speed=shorter wavelength Particle –Precise velocity=stable orbit Wave –Uniform vibration at certain frequencies Combine wave & particle? –Only orbits allowed are those where both particle and wave work Wave length determines frequency Bending wave into circular orbit, fit only certain standing waves into orbit

Quantum Weirdness Richard Feynmann- “I can safely say that nobody understands quantum mechanics. …Do not keep saying to yourself, ‘But how can it be like that?’… Nobody knows how it can be like that.” Be Careful! –Quantum mechanics is still a marvelous and necessary tool for understanding the quantum world

Quantum Entanglement –Dice Photons emitted at same time –Despite distance, remain entangled Quantum teleportation