what is the electric field due to the nucleus at the first bohr orbit
Athreya Sathyan , 10 Years ago
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Nirmal Singh.
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The charge at nucleus is q = 1.6x10-19 C The distance of first orbit from nucleus is r = 53 picometer = 53x10-12 m The electric field due to nucleus at the first orbit E = (1/4pie epsilon not)x(q/r2) E = 9x109 x[1.6x10-19 /(53x10-12)2] on calculating E = 2.72x1013 N/ m2 Thanks & Regards, Nirmal Singh Askiitians Faculty
Nirmal Singh.
Last Activity: 10 Years ago
The Charge of the Nucleus q = 1.6x10^-19 C The distance of first orbit from the Nucleus r = 53 picometer = 53x10^-12 The electric field form the nucleus at first bohr orbit is E = (1/4pie epsilon not)*q/ r^2 E = (9x10^9)x[1.6x10^-19/(53x10^-12)^2] On calculating E = 2.72x1013 N/m^2 Thanks & Regards, Nirmal Singh Askiitians Faculty
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