What's this quantum no. 106 ? There are 4 types of quantum no.
However, Seeing the options I think it means Principal quantum no. So , We know that r \propto n^{2} , so the size should be 11236 times.
How many times larger is a hydrogen atom than the radius of an H atom in its ground state if the H atom with an electron characterised by a quantum number of 106?
(a)106 (b)212 (c)11236 (d)none of these
What's this quantum no. 106 ? There are 4 types of quantum no.
However, Seeing the options I think it means Principal quantum no. So , We know that r \propto n^{2} , so the size should be 11236 times.
ya ...i also think that...it may be principal quantum no.
ya...then its 11236...thanx