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What is the ratio of the time periods `(T_1//T_2)` on second orbit of H atom to 3rd orbit of `He^+`

A

`8//27`

B

`32//27`

C

`27//32`

D

`27//8`

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The correct Answer is:
B

`(T_1)/(T_2) = (n_1^3)/(z_1^2)xx (z_2^2)/(n_2^3) implies (2^3)/(1^2) xx (2^2)/(3^3) implies (32)/(27)`
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  • The ratio of the radius of second orbit of Li^(2+) to that of thired orbit of Be^(3+) is

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    `(r_(2(H)))/(r_(4(He^(+))))`
    B
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    C
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