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The minimum angular momentum of electron in hydrogen atom will be -

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By using the deBroglie relation, derive the Bohr condition mvr = nh for the angular momentum of an electron in a hydrogen atom. (b) Use this expression to show that the allowed electron energy states in hydrogen atom can be written

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