Chemistry, asked by ramanamurthysm1969, 4 months ago

the anguler momentum of electron present in 3rd orbit in hydrogen atom is

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Answered by shamimashimul9

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Angular momentum of electron in third orbit of hydrogen atom is 3h/2pie which is equal to 1.5h/pie. Angular momentum was proposed by Neil Bohr. It gives the angular momentum of electron revolving in a circular orbit. Hence angular momentum of electron in third orbit the hydrogen is 1.5h/pie.

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