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The radius of the third orbit of He+ will be

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Answered by BrainlyRonaldo
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\bigstar Answer:

⇒ Formula to be used here,

\boxed{\sf{Radius \;of\; Bohr's\; orbit =\dfrac{0.529*n^2}{Z}\;A^0}}

Where,

\sf n = Prinicipal quantum number of orbit.

\sf Z = Atomic number.

\checkmark \sf 3^r^d shell of \sf He^+ means \boxed{\sf{n=3}}

\checkmark Z for \sf He^+ is \boxed{\sf{Z=2}}

Substituting the above values in the given formula

We get,

\implies \sf{\dfrac{0.529*3^2}{2}\;A^0 }

Therefore,

Radius for 3rd shell of \sf He^+ is,

\purple {\large{\boxed{\sf{ 2.3805 \;A^0}}}}

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