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Figure 2.5|(a)Probability density function of an isolated hydrogen atom. (b) Overla- pping probability density functions of two adjacent hydrogen atoms.(c)Splitting of the n=1 state. Figure2.6|The splitting of an energy state into a band of allowed energies. So there is a “splitting” of power (energy) of the two interacting race cars.(Keep in mind not to take analogies to literally.) Now,if we somehow start with a regular periodic arrangement of hydrogen-type atoms that are initially very far apart, and begin pushing the atoms together, the initial quantized energy level will split int