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calculate the energy associated with the first orbit of he+. what is the radius of this orbit​

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Answered by ghazala18
0

Answer:

Explanation:

(a) calculate the energy associated with the first orbit of He  

+

 

E=−13.6  

n  

2

 

z  

2

 

​  

 

=−13.6×  

1  

2

 

2  

2

 

​  

=54.4 ev

Radius of orbit r=529×  

z

n  

2

 

​  

 nm

=529×  

2

12

​  

 

=264.5 nm

(b) lower value of n=5

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Answered by NITESH761
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Explanation:

 \sf E_n = - \dfrac{(2.18×10^{-18}J)Z^2}{n^2}atom^{-1}

For He+, n=1, Z=2

\sf E_1=\dfrac{-(2.18×10^{-18}J)(2^2)}{1^2}

\sf =-8.72×10^{-18}J

Radius of orbit,

\sf r_n = \dfrac{(0.0529\:nm) {n^2} }{Z}

  • n=1
  • Z=2

\sf r_n = \dfrac{(0.0529\:nm) {1^2} }{2}

\sf = 0.02645 \: nm

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