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Consider an apparatus that contains a 1s electron in one compartment and a 2s electron in another compartment, where both electrons are part of a hydrogen atom. True of false: fa simultaneous measurement is made of each electron's distance from its corresponding proton nucleus, tis impossible to discover the 2s distance from its nucleus less that the ts electron distance from its nucleus True False

Consider an apparatus that contains a 1s electron in one compartment and a 2s electron in another compartment, where both electrons are part of a hydrogen atom. True of false: fa simultaneous measurement is made of each electron's distance from its corresponding proton nucleus, tis impossible to discover the 2s distance from its nucleus less that the ts electron distance from its nucleus True False

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Consider an apparatus that contains a 1s electron in one compartment and a 2s electron in another compartment, where both electrons are part of a hydrogen atom. True of false: If a simultaneous measurement is made of each electron's distance from its corresponding proton nucleus, it is impossible to discover the 2s distance from its nucleus less that the 1s electron distance from its nucleus. True False
Transcribed Image Text:Consider an apparatus that contains a 1s electron in one compartment and a 2s electron in another compartment, where both electrons are part of a hydrogen atom. True of false: If a simultaneous measurement is made of each electron's distance from its corresponding proton nucleus, it is impossible to discover the 2s distance from its nucleus less that the 1s electron distance from its nucleus. True False
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