The enegry of an electron in an atom//ion depends principally on

Does the angular momentum of an electron in an atom depend on the principal quantum number (n)?

The energy of the electron in Be^(3+) ion depends on

The angular momentum of an electron in an atom depends on

The energy of the electron in the hydrogen atom depends on

Which of the following is correct? (i) The energy of an electron in an H atom has a negative sign for all possible orbits. (ii) The enegry of an electron in the atom is lower than the enegry of a free electron at rest. (iii) A free electron at rest is an electron that is infinitely far away form the nucleus and is assigned the enegry value of zero. (iv) As the electron gets closer to the nucleus (as n decreases), E_(n) becomes larger in absolute value and more and more negative.

STATEMENT-1 : The energy of an electron depends only upon principal quantum number in case of hydrogen and hydrogen like ions. and STATEMENT -2 : The energy of an electron depends on principal quantum number as well as azimuthal quantum number for other atoms.

STATEMENT-1 : The energy of an electron depends only upon principal quantum number in case of hydrogen and hydrogen like ions. and STATEMENT -2 : The energy of an electron depends on principal quantum number as well as azimuthal quantum number for other atoms.