1. Using Huckel model write down the Hamiltonian matrix for butadiene. Show that wavefunctions with coefficients (-0.602,-0.372,0.372,0.602) and (0.372,0.602,0.602,0.372) are eigenfunctions and determine the corresponding eigenvalues 2. For linear alternating hydrocarbons B(Beta)=-2.4 eV. Using the Huckel model determine the difference in energy between

1. Using Huckel model write down the Hamiltonian matrix for butadiene. Show that wavefunctions with coefficients (-0.602,-0.372,0.372,0.602) and (0.372,0.602,0.602,0.372) are eigenfunctions and determine the corresponding eigenvalues 2. For linear alternating hydrocarbons B(Beta)=-2.4 eV. Using the Huckel model determine the difference in energy between

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Chapter7: Components Of Optical Instruments

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