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The most probable radius (in pm) fkr finding the electron in he+ is??? And how?

Sakshi , 8 Years ago
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Vikas TU

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He+ becomes H after removal of elctron and probable of finding an electron by multiplying the square of the wave function of the spherical s orbital.
but tht would give u the contradiction.
Because answer 26.5 pm sums up the answer when the surface area is being used instead of volume.

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