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The wavelength associated with a gold weighing `200g` and moving at a speed of `5m//h` is of the order :-

A

`10^(-10)m`

B

`10^(-20)m`

C

`10^(-30)m`

D

`10^(-40)m`

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The correct Answer is:
C
Acc to paulis an orbital accomdate maximum two electron, hence paulis exclusion principle voilates.
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