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This Jupyter notebook was written for CHE 110A, Fall 2020. It uses Sympy to define the hydrogen atom wavefunctions and PyVista for plotting isosurfaces.

How to use:

1. Evaluate the cell directly below this one to import the libraries and define functions. If you're interested in coding, feel free to read through the code to get a better handle on what's going on.

2. Set the n, l, and m quantum numbers (be sure that 0 < l < n, and -l < m < +l), and then evaluate the next cell. The three-dimensional plot should appear. Click the "three bars" in the upper left to set the color map, opacity, change the viewpoint, etc.

Note: In the interactive plot, the colors of the x, y, and z axes are red, yellow and green respectively.