How many times does the electron go round the first bohr orbit of hydrogen in one second?
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Answered by
82
Hey dear,
◆ Answer-
6.622×10^15 Hz
◆ Explaination-
# Required values-
v = 2.2×10^6 m/s
r = 5.287×10^-11 m
# Solution-
Frequency of the electron in 1st Bohr's orbit is given by-
f = v / 2πr
f = (2.2×10^-6) / (2×3.142×5.287×10^-11)
f = 6.622×10^15 Hz
The electron will go round the orbit 6.622×10^15 times in one second.
Hope this helps...
◆ Answer-
6.622×10^15 Hz
◆ Explaination-
# Required values-
v = 2.2×10^6 m/s
r = 5.287×10^-11 m
# Solution-
Frequency of the electron in 1st Bohr's orbit is given by-
f = v / 2πr
f = (2.2×10^-6) / (2×3.142×5.287×10^-11)
f = 6.622×10^15 Hz
The electron will go round the orbit 6.622×10^15 times in one second.
Hope this helps...
Answered by
17
Answer:The electron will go round 6.57 * 10^15 times in one second.
Explanation: We know, The relation of time period of electron for nth orbit is
T = T(not) * n^3
where T(not) = 1.51 * 10^-16 s.
Thus, for n=1,
T = 1.51 * 10^-16 s.
Now, frequency (f) = 1/T
Therefore,
f = 1/(1.51 * 10^-16)
f = 6.57 * 10^15 s^-1
Hope it helped.
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