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Calculate the radius ratio of 3rd and 5th orbit of He+ ​

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Answered by Anonymous
46

\huge\underline\green{\sf Answer:-}

\large{\boxed{\sf r_{3}:r_{5}=9:25}}

\huge\underline\green{\sf Solution:-}

Given :-

\sf{n_{1}} = 3

\sf{n_{2}} = 5

Atomic no.of He (Z) = 2

FORMULA TO CALCULATE RADIUS IS :-

\large{\boxed{\sf r=0.529×{\frac{{n}^{2}}{Z}}}}

\large{\sf r_{3}=0.529×{\frac{{3}^{2}}{2}}}

\large\implies{\sf 0.529×{\frac{9}{2}}}

And

\large{\sf r_{5}=0.529×{\frac{{5}^{2}}{2}}}

\large\implies{\sf 0.529×{\frac{25}{2}}}

Therefore,

\large{\sf {\frac{r_{3}}{r_{5}}}={\frac{0.529×9/2}{0.529×25/2}}}

\large\implies{\sf {\frac{9}{25}}}

\huge\red{\boxed{\sf r_{3}:r_{5}=9:25}}

Answered by Qwparis
0

The correct answer is  \frac{9}{25}.

Given: 3rd and 5th orbit of He^{+}.

To Find: Ratio of radius.

Solution:

R=0.529*\frac{n^{2} }{Z}  A°

For 3rd and 5th orbit only n will change in the formula rest all will remain same.

So, ratio = \frac{n_{1}^{2}  }{n_{2} ^{2} }

= \frac{3^{2} }{5^{2} }

= \frac{9}{25}

Hence, the ratio of radius is  \frac{9}{25}.

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