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For a hypothetical hydrogen like atom, the potential energy of the system is given by U(r) = `(-Ke^2)/(r^3)` ,where r is the distance between the two particles, If Bohr.s model of quantization of angular momentum is applicable then velocity of particle is given by:

A

`v= (n^2 h^3)/(Ke^2 8 pi^3 m^2)`

B

`v= (n^3 h^3)/(8Ke^2 8 pi^3 m^2)`

C

`v= (n^3 h^3)/(Ke^2 8 pi^3 m^2)`

D

`v= (n^2 h^3)/(24Ke^2 8 pi^3 m^2)`

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The correct Answer is:
C

`(d[U(r)])/(dr) = (3Ke^2)/(r^4) implies ` Magnitude of the force
`therefore (3Ke^2)/(r^4) = (mv^2)/(r)` and
we know mvr `=(nh)/(2pi) ` or `r= (nh)/(2pin.v)`,
`3Ke^2 xx(8pi^3m^3 v^3)/(n^3 h^3) = mv^2 , v=(n^3 h^3)/(24ke^2 pi^3 m^2)`
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