13. If an electron and a proton are known to have the same uncertainty in speed, which would have a higher uncertainty in position? 14. In a probability cloud, what differentiates areas of high and low probability of finding an electron? What is an area of zero probability called?

13. If an electron and a proton are known to have the same uncertainty in speed, which would have a higher uncertainty in position? 14. In a probability cloud, what differentiates areas of high and low probability of finding an electron? What is an area of zero probability called?

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13. If an electron and a proton are known to have the same uncertainty in speed, which would have
a higher uncertainty in position?
14. In a probability cloud, what differentiates areas of high and low probability of finding an
electron? What is an area of zero probability called?

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