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When the Hamilton operator acts on Y and the result is proportional to the same wavefunction, a stationary state has been found. Dividing the wavefunction into angular and radial parts is essential for solving the “Particle in a Box” problem. The total energy of the system changes when applying boundary conditions for the “Particle in a Box” problem. Because of the sine term in the equation y = A sinkx + B cos kx, an electron in the “Particle in a Box” problem can have any energy. By solving the Schrödinger equation, quantised energy levels can be calculated. The higher the quantum number n, the larger is the box in which the “Particle in a Box” can reside. The Schrödinger equation can be unambiguously solved for the “Particle in a Box” problem.

Which of the following statements are entirely correct? Multiple answers are possible: Select one or more alternatives: Two linkage isomers of the complex ion [CO(NH3)5(NO2)]2+ are possible because the ambidentate nitrito ligand has two different oxygen atoms that can be used for coordinating to cobalt. The CO ligand is a weak field ligand because of the n-bonding interactions between the empty n* orbitals of the CO ligand and the appropriate combination of filled metal dxy, dxz and dyz orbitals. The complex ion [Co(CN)6]3- is yellow in colour because it absorbs high energy violet light as a results of the large ligand field strength of the six cyanido ligands The structure of the metal-metal bonded complex ion [Re2C1812- shows that all the chlorido ligands are in an eclipsed arrangement because this minimises the steric repulsions between the chlorido ligands. The A and A enantiomers of [Co(en)3]3+ (en = 1,2-diaminoethane) rotate the plane of polarised light by exactly the same amount, but in opposite directions. Therefore, a racemic mixture of [Co(en)313+ causes no rotation of polarised light The Kepert model predicts that three coordinate complexes will have a "T- shaped” geometry because the lone pairs of electrons on the metal influence the structure.