The radial probability density of a hydrogen wavefunction in the 1s state is given by P (r) = |47r² (R1s(r))²|, where ao is the Bohr radius. Using the standard integraland the radial wavefunction R1, (r) =z e ,3/2z" e-k dæ = , calculate the standard deviation in the radial position from the nucleus for the 1s state inthe Hydrogen atom. Give your answer in units of the Bohr radius ao.

The radial probability density of a hydrogen wavefunction in the 1s state is given by P (r) = |4ar² (R1s(r))²i and the radial wavefunction R1, (r) = , where ao is the Bohr radius. Using the standard integral * " e-kz dæ = calculate the standard deviation in the radial position from the nucleus for the 1s state in the Hydrogen atom. Give your answer in units of the Bohr radius ag.

The radial probability density of a hydrogen wavefunction in the 1s state is given by P (r) = |4ar² (R1s(r))²i and the radial wavefunction R1, (r) = , where ao is the Bohr radius. Using the standard integral * " e-kz dæ = calculate the standard deviation in the radial position from the nucleus for the 1s state in the Hydrogen atom. Give your answer in units of the Bohr radius ag.

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