Assertion: hydrogen atom's electron | /r/AtLocation | the point
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text: Classically, when the electron is at the point A", its PE is given by the value of the PE curve at A'.
text: * R(r)\) gives the radial probability density; i.e., the probability density for the electron to be at a point located the distance r from the proton.
text: When the electron is at the point B", its PE would equal E n and its KE would be zero.