MCQ
The angular momentum of an electron in an orbit is quantized because it is a necessary condition for the compatibility with:
- AWave nature of electron
- BParticle nature of electron
- CPauli's exclusion behaviour
- DNone of these
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Answer
- Particle nature of electron
Explanation:
Quantization of angular momentum comes from the particle nature of electrons, and all of its postulates.
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