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The ground state energy of an electron trapped in a 30.0 -pm wide infinite potential well is 418.8 eV. What is the ground state energy of an electron trapped in a 60.0 -pm wide potential well? 1675.2 eV 837.6 eV 209.4 eV 104.7 eV 418.8 eV

The ground state energy of an electron trapped in a 30.0 -pm wide infinite potential well is 418.8 eV. What is the ground state energy of an electron trapped in a 60.0 -pm wide potential well? 1675.2 eV 837.6 eV 209.4 eV 104.7 eV 418.8 eV

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The ground state energy of an electron trapped in a 30.0 -pm wide infinite potential well is 418.8 eV . What is the ground state energy of an electron trapped in a 60.0 -pm wide potential well? 1675.2 eV 837.6 eV 209.4 eV 104.7 eV 418.8 eV

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