How the lineare velocity 'v' of an electron in the Bohr orbit is related to its quantum number 'n'?
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Solving the Bohr's postulate and the centripetal force ,velocity of the electron is
V=(z*e^2*4*pi)/(4*pi*epsilon not *n*h)
Where z=1 for hydrogen and h is Planck const.
n is expected quantum no.
Putting V=c/275 and the values of all const.s n turns out to be 4.
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