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Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry/Molecular Orbital Theory
Hi fellow inorganic chemist,

My compliments for your work. I do have a little gripe: the page says that wavefunctions ψ are probability amplitudes. Strictly speaking that is not true. What is true is that ψ*ψ = |ψ|2 (not: ψ itself) can be interpreted as a probability density. And no that is not the same as probability. The two are as different as a velocity and a distance traveled. You integrate velocity to get the road traveled. Likewise you integrate ψ*ψ to get a probability. That implies that if you look in one point, on one line or in one plane you get zero probability. As you deserve, because you are violating Heisenberg, by making at least one of the three Δx's zero. You need to integrate over a finite 3D volume to get a finite probability Jcwf (discuss • contribs) 00:37, 13 April 2015 (UTC)