Physics, asked by BijinB1814, 9 months ago

Angular momentum and energy of an electron in an atom is __________ .

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Answered by Sumaiya24

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Answer:

The angular momentum of an electron in Bohr's hydrogen atom whose energy is −3.

This should be the question I guess

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Answered by dakshpayak2782004

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Answer:

inversely proportional

Explanation:

inversely proportional from the relation of E proportional to Z square upon n square

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