Physics, asked by jnrehan77, 7 months ago

The time taken by an electron to complete one rotation about its nucleus
is 0.5x10-18 seconds. Convert it into minutes, hours and microseconds.​

Answers

Answered by manojkumardixit0
1

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Time taken for an electron to complete one revolution in Bohr orbit of hydrogen atom is : t=distance/velocity

Distance of Bohr orbit = circumference of Bohr orbit = 2πr

t=

v

2πr

Since mvr=

nh

v=

2πmr

nh

Thus, t=2πr×

nh

2πmr

t=

nh

2

mr

2

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Answered by Qwparis
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The correct answer is 8.333 x 10^{-21} minutes, 1.388 x 10^{-22} Hours and  0.5*10^{-12} microseconds.

Given: Time taken by an electron to complete one rotation about its nucleus is 0.5x10-18 seconds.

To Find: Convert it into minutes, hours and microseconds.​

Solution:

60 second = 1 Minute

\frac{0.5*10^{-18} }{60}

= 0.08333 x 10^{-19}

= 8.333 x 10^{-21} minutes.

60 Minutes = 1 Hour

= \frac{8.333*10^{-21} }{60}

= 1.388 x 10^{-22} Hours

1 microsecond = 10^{-6} seconds

= \frac{0.5*10^{-18} }{10^{-6} }

= 0.5*10^{-12} microseconds

Hence, the answers are 8.333 x 10^{-21} minutes, 1.388 x 10^{-22} Hours and  0.5*10^{-12} microseconds.

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