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An electron and a neutral carbon atom of 1. 0.03125 polarizability or are at a distance r apart (r is much greater than the diameter d of the 2. 0.0058105 atom). Due to polarization of the atom by the electron, there is a force F between the 3. 0.0084165 electron and the carbon atom. If we change r to 2r, what will be the ratio of F' where F 4. 0.0029802 is the new force between the two? Hint: To 5. 0.0012621 find the r-dependence of the force, first find the induced polarization (dipole moment) of the atom as a function of r. Then find the 6. 0.0016538 force exerted by this induced dipole on the electron. 7. 0.0022009 O 8. 0.019404 9. 0.0041152 10. 0.012559