Chemistry, asked by pradeepnimalpuri, 4 days ago

① What is the angular momentum of electron​

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The angular momentum of electrons by Bohr is given by 'mvr or nh/2π' . (where v is the velocity, m is mass of the electron and r is the radius of the nth orbit).

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