Just solve C A)Show provided that Etot is computed by equation 2-5 and C, byequations 2-6; Equation 2-4 is the solution of Equation 2-3.EtotEquation 2-3v =exp(-c,r)Equation 2-4m.e48eh?EtotEquation 2-5Co =Equation 2-6B) Calculate the radius of the first Bohr orbital.Answer: 0.0528 mmC) Consider two hydrogen atoms and the first electron is in the n = 1 state, while thesecond electron is in the n =2 state; Which atom is in the basic arrangement, whichorbital has a larger radius, which electron moves faster, which electron has a lowerpotential energy, and which atom has a higher ionization energy?

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C) Consider two hydrogen atoms and the first electron is in the n = 1 state, while the second electron is in the n =2 state; Which atom is in the basic arrangement, which orbital has a larger radius, which electron moves faster, which electron has a lower potential energy, and which atom has a higher ionization energy?

C) Consider two hydrogen atoms and the first electron is in the n = 1 state, while the second electron is in the n =2 state; Which atom is in the basic arrangement, which orbital has a larger radius, which electron moves faster, which electron has a lower potential energy, and which atom has a higher ionization energy?

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter5: Quantum Mechanics And Atomic Structure

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