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In a mixture of `H - He^(+) gas (He^(+)` is singly ionized He atom), H atom and `He^(+)`ion are excited to their repectve first excite states. Subsequently , H atoms transfer their total excitation energy to `He^(+)`ion (by collisitions). Assume that the Bohr model of atom is exctly valid.
`n = 4 overset( H atom)___ 0.85 eV overset (He^(+) atom)_ - 3.4 eV`
`n = 3 to - 1.51 eV_ to - 6.04 eV`
`n = 2 to - 3.4 eV to - 13.6 eV`
`n = 1 to - 13.6 eV _to -= 54.4 eV`
The ratio of the kinetic energy of the `n = 2` electron for the H atom to that of `He^(+)`ion is

A

Its potential energy decreases

B

Its kinetic energy increases

C

Its angular momentum remain unchanged

D

Wavelength of de Broglie wave associated with the electron decrease

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The correct Answer is:
A, B, C

As electron from higher to orbit `En darr` hence `KREn uarr [KE = En]`
Similarly `Pen darr [Pen = 2En]`
Angular momentum `(L) = nh//2pi` hence `1 darr` as `n darr`
`lambda_(e) = h//mv_(n)[Ken uarr ` hence Vn darr]` therefore `lambda_(n) darr`
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