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[" In hydrogen atom,the electron makes "6.6times10^(15)],[" revolutions per second around the nucleus in an orbit of "],[" radius "0.5times10^(-10)m" .It is equivalent to a current nearly "],[[" (a) "1A," (b) "1mA],[" (c) "1 mu A," (d) "1.6times10^(-19)A]]

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