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Kinetic energy of an electron in the second bohr orbit

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

according to Bohr's postulate. mvr=nh2π. squaring both side. m2v2r2=n2h22π2. 12mv2 =n2h28(π2)mr2. Placing r2=(16a∘)2 for n = 2.

Answered by vineet9900
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Explanation:

it can be find by the formula :

K.E = -13.6 × z^ 2/ n^ 2.

In second orbit the energy is -3.4eV.

Thank you.

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