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What is the ratio of radii of electron in 4th and 6th orbits of Li2+?

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Answered by moonlitfeathers
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Explanation:

The radius of Bohr's orbit in hydrogen and hydrogen-like species can be calculated by using the following formula:

r=

4πme

2

n

2

h

2

×

Z

1

=0.529×

Z

n

2

A

o

Where :

n = principal quantum number of orbit. ; Z = atomic number

Hence, r∝n

2

∵z=1 as it is a Hydrogen atom

for 1st orbital; r=1

for second orbital; r=4

for the third orbital; r=9

So, the ratio for Bohr's first, second and third orbit of Hydrogen is 1:4:9.

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Structure of Atom

Bohr's Model for Hydrogen Atom

The ratio of radii of first...

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The ratio of radii of first, second and third orbits of hydrogen atom is:

A .

1:4:9

B .

1:3:6

C .

2:4:6

D .

1:2:3

December 30, 2019Lakshmipriya Antony

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The radius of Bohr's orbit in hydrogen and hydrogen-like species can be calculated by using the following formula:

r=4πme2n2h2×Z1=0.529×Zn2Ao

Where :

n = principal quantum number of orbit. ; Z = atomic number

Hence, r∝n2∵z=1 as it is a Hydrogen atom

for 1st orbital; r=1

for second orbital; r=4

for the third orbital; r=9

So, the ratio for Bohr's first, second and third orbit of Hydrogen is 1:4:9.

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