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According to Bohr's theory of hydrogen atom, electrons revolve around the nucleus is some fixed orbits and during its motion, the electron does not lose energy. For this reason, these orbitals are known as electronic orbitals at stationary states. When an electron stays in such an orbit, it does not remain stationary at all. had is been so, the electron, being attracted by the nucleus would have fallen onto the nucleus. the electron always remain in motion so as to overcome the influence of nuclear attractive force.
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CHHAYA PUBLICATION-STRUCTURE OF ATOM-WARM UP EXERCISE
  1. What is Bohr's postulated of angular momentum?

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  2. Why electronic energy is negative?

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  3. What do you understand by stationary states?

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  4. What is the value of Plancks' constant in SI unit?

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  5. Differentiate between Rydberg formula & Balmerr formula.

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  6. Why do we consider each stationary state an an energy level with a def...

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  7. How many photons are emitted in the transition of the electron from th...

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  8. How is the radius of an electronic orbit related to principle quantum ...

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  9. Prove that, velocity of an electron in the first orbit in twice of tha...

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  10. Which theory forms the basis of Bohr's atomic model?

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  11. bohr's theory is not applicable to which of the following species? (i)...

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  12. Who proposed the concept of dual nature of electron?

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  13. What are the Broglie waves?

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  14. Write the Broglie equation for microscopic particles.

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  16. Derive a relation between kinetic energy and de Broglie wavelength ass...

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  17. What happens to the de Broglie wavelength associated with a moving par...

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  18. A hard struck cricket ball does not produce waves. Why?

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  19. Two particles P and Q are moving with the same velocity, but de brogli...

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