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Consider bohr theory for hydrogen atom. The magnitude of angular momentum,orbital radius and velocity of the electron in n^th energy state in a hydrogen atom are l,r,v respectively.find out the value of 'x' if product of the time period of v,r,l (vrl) is directly proportional to n^x

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Answered by AneesKakar
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Answer:

As the angular momentum(l) has magnitude l = m*v*r = nh/2π.

Where m is the mass of electron v is the velocity and r is the radius and n is the number of electrons.

Now, v^2 * r^2 * l^2 will be:

On putting the values, (n^2*h^2)/(4*π^2*m^2) * (n^2*h^2)/(4*π^2*) .

So,  (n^4*h^4)/(16*π^4*m^4) in which the (h^4)/(16*π^4*m^4) will be constant hence the value of v^2 * r^2 * l^2 = n^4.

Or, (v*r*l) = n^2.

Since it is n^x hence the value of x will be 2.

Answered by omkar298
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Answer:As the angular momentum(l) has magnitude l = m*v*r = nh/2π.

Where m is the mass of electron v is the velocity and r is the radius and n is the number of electrons.

Now, v^2 * r^2 * l^2 will be:

On putting the values, (n^2*h^2)/(4*π^2*m^2) * (n^2*h^2)/(4*π^2*) .

So,  (n^4*h^4)/(16*π^4*m^4) in which the (h^4)/(16*π^4*m^4) will be constant hence the value of v^2 * r^2 * l^2 = n^4.

Or, (v*r*l) = n^2.

Since it is n^x hence the value of x will be 2

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