Chemistry, asked by vishnupriyadevan, 11 months ago

The energy of the electron in Bohr's first orbits is
The energy of the electron in its first
excited state is :
a) -3.4 eV
b) -278 ev
c) -6.8 ev
d) -102 ev

Answers

Answered by abhiroopm25902
3

Answer:

a) -3.4 eV

Explanation:

We know that

E = -13.6\frac{z^{2} }{n^{2} }

assuming z=1 (Hydrogen Atom)

E=\frac{-13.6}{2^{2} }

E=-3.4


vishnupriyadevan: Does this question belong to Structure of Atom Chapter
vishnupriyadevan: Why do we need to take n=2
vishnupriyadevan: pls reply
abhiroopm25902: It’s 1st excited state
abhiroopm25902: Meaning the state next to ground state, hence n=2
vishnupriyadevan: what would happen in other cases
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