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define angular momentum of electron

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Answered by zainabkhan786
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V=10^6/n m per sec. Orbital angular momentum is the component of angular momentum. It is the value of angular momentum of the electronrevolving around the orbit and the fact that electron is spinning around its own axis is neglected. Angular momentum comprises of orbital and spin angular momentum.

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Answered by Krishnalathar01
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Answer:

Explanation:An electron can only revolve in an orbit in which the angular momentum of the electron(mvr) is a whole number multiple of h/2π. This is known as principle of quantisation of angular momentum.

Thus, angular momentum of an electron is :

mvr = nh/2π,

Where n = principal quantum number, h = Plancks constant

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