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The velocity of an electron in the third orbit of hydrogen atom

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Answered by laxmi1783
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This is the velocity of the electron in nth orbit in Bohr's model of the hydrogen atom. Putting the values of n (1, 2, 3, .....) we see the velocity in the second orbit will be one half of the first orbit and that in the third orbit will be one-third of that in the first orbit and so on.

Explanation:

For Hydrogen atom.. Z = 1. Fror 3rd orbital. n =3. using... we get.. r 3 = 476.1 pm . Energy of electron in nth orbital can be calculated using.. for n=3 and Z=1

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For the electron revolving in third orbit of hydrogen atom,calculate the velocity of electron? ... And no. of revolutions per second.....Quickly answer plz....itz urgent.....first answer will be the best answer

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Salam, for hydrogen atom velocity in nth orbit Vn = e^2 / 2nhε0 or simply => Vn = c/137n => V3 = { 3 * 10^8 }/411 => Vn = 7.3 * 10^5 m/sec number of revolutions = Vn t/2 π Rn Vn = velocity in nth orbit Rn = radius of nth orbit. Rn for hydroge…

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