(viii) In hydrogen atom, electron jumps from the 3 orbit to the
1St orbit. The change in angular momentum is
va) 1-05 x 10-34Js (b) 2-11x10 3+JS
(c) 3.16x10-3+1 (d) 4.22x10-34 Us
Answers
In hydrogen atom, electron jumps from the 3 orbit to the 1st orbit. The change in angular momentum is
- Electron jumps from
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- Change in Angular Momentum
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Change in Angular Momentum is .
In hydrogen atom, electron jumps from the 3 orbit to the 1st orbit. The change in angular momentum is
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Solution−
\large\underline{\underline{\sf Given:}}
Given:
Electron jumps from {\sf 3^{rd}\: orbit\:to\:1^{st}\:orbit}3
rd
orbitto1
st
orbit
⛬ {\sf n_2=3\:\:and\:\:n_1=1}n
2
=3andn
1
=1
\large\underline{\underline{\sf To\:Find:}}
ToFind:
Change in Angular Momentum {\sf \triangle L}△L
✪\large{\boxed{\bf \blue{\triangle L=mvr=\dfrac{nh}{2π}} }}
△L=mvr=
2π
nh
\implies{\sf \triangle L = L_2-L_1 }⟹△L=L
2
−L
1
\implies{\sf \triangle L = \dfrac{n_2h}{2π}-\dfrac{n_1h}{2π} }⟹△L=
2π
n
2
h
−
2π
n
1
h
\implies{\sf \dfrac{3h}{2π}-\dfrac{h}{2π} }⟹
2π
3h
−
2π
h
\implies{\sf \dfrac{3h-h}{2π}}⟹
2π
3h−h
\implies{\sf \dfrac{2h}{2π}}⟹
2π
2h
\implies{\sf \dfrac{h}{π}}⟹
π
h
\implies{\sf \dfrac{6.6×10^{-34}}{3.14}}⟹
3.14
6.6×10
−34
\implies{\sf 2.1×10^{-34}}⟹2.1×10
−34
\implies{\bf \red{\triangle L=2.1×10^{-34}\:Js} }⟹△L=2.1×10
−34
Js
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Answer−
Change in Angular Momentum is {\bf \red{ 2.1×10^{-34}Js}}2.1×10
−34
Js .