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ISBN: 9781119306856

Author: Halliday

Publisher: WILEY

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Chapter 39, Problem 71P

An old model of a hydrogen atom has the charge +e of the proton uniformly distributed over a sphere of radius a₀, with the electronof charge –e and mass m at its center, (a) What would then be theforce on the electron if it were displaced from the center by a distancer≤a₀? (b) What would be the angular frequency of oscillation of theelectron about the center of the atom once the electron was released?

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