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Bohr model: energy, radius, velocity, ionisation energy
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The electron in hydrogen moves from the
n
=
2
orbit to the
n
=
4
orbit. Select the correct statements.
A
The time period becomes 4 times larger
B
The orbit radius becomes 4 times larger
C
The angular momentum becomes twice as large
D
The speed becomes half
Answer: B, C, D
r
∝
n
2
:
(
4/2
)
2
=
4
.
v
∝
1/
n
: half.
T
∝
n
3
:
(
4/2
)
3
=
8
, so 'four times' is wrong.
L
=
nh
/2
π
doubles.
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