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Q1: The total energy in third orbit is (– 1.53 ev). Find. A- The radius of the orbit B- The velocity of electron in this orbit C- Kinetic energy.

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Chapter29: Introduction To Quantum Physics

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Q1: The total energy in third orbit is (– 1.53 ev).
Find.
A- The radius of the orbit
B- The velocity of electron in this orbit
C– Kinetic energy.
D- Work emergy.

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