Chemistry, asked by shruthireddykoralla, 8 months ago

The angular momentum of a revolving
electron in an orbit is equal to
to.

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Answered by Rekhasree

2

Answer:

mvr/=nh/2π

Explanation:

m mass

v velocity

r radius

n number of orbit

h Planck's constant

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