In hydrogen atom, electron jumps from the 3'' orbit to the
1" orbit. The change in angular momentum is.............
(a) 105x10-54J b) 2-11X10-34 Js
(c) 3.16x104
(d) 4.22x103* Js
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Answer:
2.11 × 10^-34 js
Explanation:
clearly,
L = mvr= nh/2pi
angular momentum in 3rd orbit ...
=3h/2pi ...............(i)
angular momentum in 1st orbit....
= h/2pi ......................(ii)
On subtracting (i) and (ii) we get
3h/2pi -h/2pi
= 2h/2pi
=h/pi
=6.6×10^-34 /3.14
=2.11×10^-34 js
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