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Question on bohr's model of hydrogen atom
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in bohr's model of hydrogen atom
(a)the radius of nth orbit is proprtional to n^2
(b)the total energy in nth orbit is inversly proprotional to n
(c)angular momentum is an intrgral multiple of h/2^(lambda)
is the last option correct :? ? -
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Hey ... I dont think the last option is correct :
The angular momentum is a multiple of h/(2*pi) !! -
mylie said:
in bohr's model of hydrogen atom
(a)the radius of nth orbit is proprtional to n^2
(b)the total energy in nth orbit is inversly proprotional to n
(c)angular momentum is an intrgral multiple of h/2^(lambda)
is the last option correct :? ?
Bohr's model was so successful that he immediately received world-wide fame. Unfortunately, Bohr's model worked only for hydrogen. Thus the final atomic model was yet to be developed.
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