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Suppose the potential energy between electron and proton at a distance r is given by -Ke23r3. As per Bohr's quantization rule, the speed of electron in nth orbit of H-atom is

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Important Questions on Atoms

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A particle of mass M moves in a circular orbit in such a way that the potential energy is U=ar2, where a is a constant and $r$ is the distance of particle from the origin. Assuming the Bohr's quantization rule to be valid, find the radius of nth allowed orbit?
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Electrons in hydrogen like atom (z=3) make transitions from fifth to fourth orbit and fourth to third orbit. The resulting radiation are incident normally on a metal plate and eject photoelectrons. If the work function of metal is 1.99 eV, then the ratio of stopping potential for electrons ejected out by shorter wavelength of radiation to electrons ejected out by larger wavelength is
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In a hydrogen-like atom of atomic number Z, electron is in nth Bohr orbit. The magnetic field at nucleus due to revolving electron is proportional to
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A neutron moving with some kinetic energy collides head-on with a stationary helium ion He+ in its ground state. The minimum kinetic energy of neutron so that the collision can be inelastic, is
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If the largest wavelength of a certain series of hydrogen spectrum is 1875 nm. Then smallest wavelength of that series will be
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Consider a hydrogen like atoms which are in nth excited state and their energy is given by 

En=-13.6n2Z2

In the emission spectra of this atom the most energetic photons have energy, Emax=117.5 eV and least energetic photon have energy, Emin=2.75 eV. Find the atomic number of the atom.

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The energy of an He+ ion in excited state is -3.4 eV. Its angular momentum is
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A photon of energy 12.1 eV collides inelastically with a hydrogen atom in ground state. After a time interval of a few micro seconds, another photon of energy 16.0 eV collides inelastically with same hydrogen atom, then the observation made by a suitable detector is