The radii of two of the first four bohr orbits of hydrogen atom is 1:4 the energy difference between them may be
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we know that r will depend on n2/z here n is no. of shell and z is atomic no.
so if z is constant then it will only depend on n2
so r1:r2= n2:n2
n1:n2= 1:2
so atom will move on 1 shell to 2 shell
and energy difference between E1 and E2 is -10.4ev
(because E1=-13.6ev and E2=-3.4)
so differnce is -10.4ev
hope it help you!!!
so if z is constant then it will only depend on n2
so r1:r2= n2:n2
n1:n2= 1:2
so atom will move on 1 shell to 2 shell
and energy difference between E1 and E2 is -10.4ev
(because E1=-13.6ev and E2=-3.4)
so differnce is -10.4ev
hope it help you!!!
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