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The energy required to separate an a hydrogen atom in to electron and proton is 13.6 ev. Compute the orbital radius and velocity of electron in hydrogen atom.

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Answered by SAMARPAN23082004
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Answer:

2.19 * 10^6 m/s

Explanation:

Equating the Coulomb force to the generic expression for the centripetal force we have,

1

4

π

ϵ

0

e

2

r

2

=

m

v

2

r

This gives the kinetic energy as,

T

=

1

2

m

v

2

=

1

8

π

ϵ

0

e

2

r

(

1

)

The Coulomb interaction potential energy is,

V

=

1

4

π

ϵ

0

e

2

r

(

2

)

Adding (1) and (2) we get the total energy as,

E

=

1

8

π

ϵ

0

e

2

r

(

3

)

This is given to be

13.6

e

V

.

Equating we get,

1

8

π

ϵ

0

e

2

r

=

13.6

×

1.6

×

10

19

(

4

)

Now the electronic charge

e

=

1.6

×

10

19

C

And,

1

4

π

ϵ

0

=

9

×

10

9

S

I

u

n

i

t

s

Substituting these values in (4) we get,

r

=

0.53

×

10

10

m

.

Also from (1) we have,

v

=

1

4

π

ϵ

0

e

2

m

r

(

5

)

The electron mass is

m

=

9.1

×

10

31

k

g

Substituting the value of m as above and the value of

r

=

0.53

×

10

10

m

in (5) we get,

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