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In an hydrogen atom the energy of an electron in the first bohr orbit is -13.12 *105 J/mol.what is the energy required for its excitation to bohr's second orbit?

Nishtha Gahlot , 8 Years ago
Grade 12
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Nayana Das

Last Activity: 8 Years ago

Energy of 1st orbit=13.12*10^5(let's say E)
Thus, energy of second orbit=3.28*1-^5(Because E/n^2,let's say E*)
Thus, enery needed to ake from 1st to 2nd orbit=Difference of the two=9.84*10^5 J/mol.
DILIP

Last Activity: 8 Years ago

The enegry difference between first two orbits of hydrogen atom is the energy required to exite a electron to second orbit from first orbit.
 Energy of 1st orbit = 13.12 x 105 J/mol.
Energy of second orbit = E / n2
Energy of second orbit = 3.28 x 105 j/mol.
Difference btw their energies is 9.84 x 105 J/mol
Study ave

Last Activity: 4 Years ago

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