So we can do this essentially for any atom we want, we just have more and more wave functions that we're breaking it up to as we get to more and more electrons.

所以我们基本上对，任何一个原子都可以这么做,我们仅仅会有越来越多的波函数,因为我们将它分为越来越多的电子。

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And in doing that, we'll also talk about the shapes of h atom wave functions, specifically the shapes of orbitals, and then radial probability distribution, which will make sense when we get to it.

为了这样做，我们要讲一讲，氢原子，波函数的形状，特别是轨道的形状，然后要讲到径向概率分布，当我们讲到它时，你们更能理解。

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Similarly, with the second hydrogen atom, we've got the nucleus in the middle, and the 1 s b wave function around it.

类似的，在第二个氢原子里面，我们在中间有原子核，周围有1sb波函数。

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The more important thing that I want you to notice when you're looking at this wave equation for a 1 s h atom, is the fact that if you look at the angular component of the wave function, you'll notice that it's a constant.

我要你们注意的,更重要的一点是,当你们看到,这个氢原子1s轨道方程的时候，如果你们看,波函数，的角向部分，你们会发现它是一个常数。

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