Chemistry, asked by Steph0303, 1 year ago

The speed of electron in the first Bohr Orbit of H atom is :

i) c / 1.37

ii) c / 1370

iii ) c / 13.7

iv ) c / 137

Here C refers to the speed of light.

Chapter : Structure of Atoms
Class : 11

Answer needed with the required calculations !!


RJRishabh: sorry bro !!
RJRishabh: I did calculation mistake just
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RJRishabh: answer is 4th
Shubhendu8898: is my solution wrong ?
RJRishabh: i think so...
RJRishabh: x = 3.18 × 10^8 / 2.18 × 10^6
Shubhendu8898: then add correct one !!
RJRishabh: now I can't edit ... becoz someone has reported

Answers

Answered by Shubhendu8898
65
We know that,

Velocity of an electron in Bohr's Orbit is given by Following euqation:-

v =( 2πe²Z)/hñ

After putting all values Final formula comes as ;
v = 2.18 ×z/n

Where z is atomic number and n is Orbital number

For H atom z = 1

For first orbital n= 1

We get,
v = 2.19 × 10^6 m/sec
Refer to attachment for calculations;-)

Note:- Unit of velocity should be mentioned in question!
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RJRishabh: 4th option is correct
Answered by RJRishabh
50
HEYA MATE !!!
I'LL TRY TO SOLVE...
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By using the formula for velocity of electron in shell we can apply :-
V(in nth shell) = 2.18×10^6 Z/n
where ; Z = atomic no.
n = no. of shell..
V = 2.18 × 10^6 m/sec.
now,
If we say
2.18 × 10^ 6 = c/x
==> 2.18 × 10^6 = 3 × 10^8 m/s. /x
===> x = 3 × 10^8 / 2.18 × 10^6

===> x = 1.376 × 10^2
x = 137.6
so answer = 137 ( 4th option)

thanks moderator for giving me second chance of attempt...

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Shubhendu8898: incorrect
RJRishabh: whar is incorrect
RJRishabh: I have followed the best way... the unitary methid
RJRishabh: having a very less chance of being incorrect
Shubhendu8898: yeap!! now it is correct
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