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A hydrogen atom is in its first excited state (n = 2). Using Bohr's atomic model,...

A hydrogen atom is in its first excited state

(n = 2).

Using Bohr's atomic model, calculate the following.

(a)

the radius of the electron's orbit (in nm)

nm

(b)

the potential energy (in eV) of the electron

eV

(c)

the total energy (in eV) of the electron

eV

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Answer #1

the radius of the electron's orbit is

r_n = n^2 r

= 2^2( 0.0529 nm)

=0.2116 nm

(b)

pE=- k e^2/ r= 9* 10^9 ( 1.6 * 10^-19)^2/ 0.2116 * 10^-9

=-1.09*10-18/(1.6*10-19)

= -6.8 eV

(c)

balance with centripetal force with electric force

mevn2/rn =ke2/rn2

vn=sqrtke2/mern

v2=sqrt(9*109)(1.6*10-19)2/(9.11*10-31)(0.2116*10-9)

v2=1.09*106 m/s

kinetic energy( kE) = 1/2 m v2^2= 1/2* ( 9.11 * 10^-31) ( 1.09* 10^6)^2 = (5.44*10-19)/(1.6*10-19) =3.4 eV

(c)

E = pE + kE = 3.4 eV-6.8 eV = -3.4 eV

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