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Electron in a Bubble
I'm having a bit of trouble with a question. My brain doesn't seem to be working.
An electron is contained within a bubble of radius R, What is the energy of the ground state, and how does it depend on R?
I was thinking of using the uncertainty principle to get the momentum, hence the energy. Any better way?
-Will
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