AP Chemistry: Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle

http://www.mindbites.com/lesson/2860-ap-chemistry-atomic-theory-part-2


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[snowwolfsabertooth]

@snowwolfsabertooth never mind, you have to pay to watch it T.T

[snowwolfsabertooth]

@sniperz18 well it's actually h-bar/2, but since h-bar = h/2π (i mean 1tau), h-bar/2= h/4π (or h/2tau)

[snowwolfsabertooth]

excuse me, it's not 2π, it's 1 tau!

i haven't watched the full video, but i'd do that in a bit, cuz this little excerpt doesn't explain much

[sniperz18]

i'm looking in my text book and it says that its not 4 pi but 2 pi wtf?

[nickharvey7]

The future is always uncertain because we have an uncertainty between energy and time ∆E ∆t ≥ h/2π and position and momentum ∆×∆p×≥h/4π.

[XxGonixXFAN]

Last physics topic, man this was an awesome subject :)

[03kingh]

I found this pretty damn useful as it was just the bare bones of the topic. Just what I needed to make a start :)

[nosoyjuansoyyo]

nice drawings xD