MCQ
When electron remains between orbits, its momentum is:
- AQuantized
- BDequantized
- CEmitted
- DChanged always
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Answer
- Quantized
Explanation:
The first postulate of Bhor theory is that the orbital momentum of the electron is quantized ie, L = mvr = nh where h is Drac constant.
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