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Symmetry,e, if we twirl the methane molecule by 120° about a C-H bond, it looks the same. It is often possible to derive, from the symmetry of the molecule, information about its quantum-mechanical properties, and this is the subject of this chapter.

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Time Dependence, we return to a topic mentioned at the very beginning of the book, when we discussed how spectroscopy, through Bohr’s postulates, led to recognition that quantum-mechanical systems can exist only in states with certain energies. Our aim now is to derive Bohr’s rules.

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Variation et optimisation de formes presence of several electrons will be considered in Chapter 7. When we consider many-electron atoms in Chapter 8, it will be important to be familiar with the properties of the energy levels and wave functions of the one-electron atom.

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