A particular electric dipole consists of a proton of charge of 1.6x10-19 Coulomb and an electron...
A particular electric dipole consists of a proton of charge of
1.6x10-19 Coulomb
and an electron of charge of -1.6x10-19 Coulomb, separated by
2x10-10[m] = 0.2[nm].
1a. What’s the electrostatic force between the charges (magnitude
and direction), and
why?
1b. What’s the electric field magnitude and direction at a point
halfway between the two
charges, and why?
1c. How much energy (in electron Volts OR in Joules) is needed
to separate these two
charges?
1d. If these two charges “fell into” that dipole state from
widely separate locations,
emitting the excess energy above in the form of a single photon,
what’s the frequency of
the emitted photon?
1e. Given the frequency of this photon, what’s its wavelength
and is it in the visible,
infrared, or ultraviolet?
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