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an electron in H atom and the one in He+ ion are present in second orbits of the respective species. Both the electrons jump to ground States. Calculate the ratio of wavelength of the emmited radiation.​

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Answered by Gaurav9013221406
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Chemistry

Structure of Atom

Bohr's Model for Hydrogen Atom

The energy of the electron ...

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The energy of the electron in the second and third Bohr orbits of hydrogen atom is −5.42×10

−12

erg and −2.41×10

−12

erg respectively. Calculate the wavelength of the emitted radiation when the electron drops from third to second orbit.

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1erg=10

−7

J⇒E

2

=5.42×10

−19

J=3.38eV

E

3

=2.41×10

−19

J=1.50eV

ΔE

3→2

=3.38−1.5=1.88eV

h×c=1242eV/nm

ΔE

3→2

=

λ

hc

=

λ

(nm)

1242

=1.88⇒λ=660.638nm

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