Quantum Free Electron Theory Quiz
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What is represented by Fermi energy in a material?

  • The highest occupied energy level (correct)
  • The total energy of the material
  • The average energy of all electrons present
  • The lowest unoccupied energy level

Which theory is unable to explain the photoelectric effect?

  • Free Electron Theory
  • Valence Bond Theory
  • Zero Magnetosun Theory (correct)
  • Quantum Free Electron Theory

In Quantum Free Electron Theory, what is the formula for electrical conductivity?

  • $σ = rac{nt^2}{e}$
  • $σ = rac{ne^2τ}{m}$ (correct)
  • $σ = rac{e^2τ}{mn}$
  • $σ = rac{mτ}{ne^2}$

What aspect of conductivity does the Free Electron Theory highlight at low temperatures?

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What is the formula expressing the energy of a free electron in the Quantum Free Electron Theory?

<p>$E_n = rac{h^2n^2}{8mL^2}$ (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Valence Bond Theory

A theory explaining conductivity by considering the bonds between atoms.

Quantum Free Electron Theory

A theory explaining electrical conductivity by treating electrons as free particles.

Free Electron Theory

A theory of conductivity focusing on free electrons but considering variations in low temperatures.

Fermi Energy

The highest occupied energy level for electrons in a material.

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Zero Magnetosun Theory

A theory that cannot explain certain effects like photoelectric and Compton scattering.

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