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Prove that velocity `v_(n) = sqrt((Ze^(2))/(mr_(n)))` for an electron at distance `r_(n)` from the nucleus, where n is the orbit number, Z is the atomic number, m and e are mass and charge of electron respectively.

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Kinetic energy electron `=1/2"mu"^(2)`
From Bohr.s concept `KE=1/2 (Ze^(2))/(r_(n))`
`1/2"mu"^(2)=1/2(Ze^(2))/(r_(0))`
`:.u=sqrt((Ze^(2))/(mr_(n)))`
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