Physics, asked by begumfehmeeda7h, 23 hours ago

calculate the angular momentum of an electron in bohr's hydrogen atom whose energy is -34ev.find also the radius of that particular orbit?

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Answered by Jiya0071

1

Angular momentum of electron,

L= 2π/nh

= 2π/2h

= π/h

Answered by sabarish1305

1

Answer:

359

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