The equation, Chemistry

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The equation Δ x Δp ≥ h/ 4Π   shows:

(1) de-Broglie relation        

(2) Heisenberg's uncertainty principle  

(3) Aufbau principle

(4) Hund's rule

ans:  Heisenberg's uncertainty principle

 


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