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sir can u please explain how to derive the amount of energy associated in the nth shell of bohr's atomic model

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Sayan Sinha ·2013-05-10 08:50:06

May be this would be of some help to you: http://chemistry.tutorvista.com/inorganic-chemistry/bohr-s-model-of-the-atom.html

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Anurag Ghosh The energy of nth shell of bohr's atomic model is given by E(n)=k*(Z/n)^2,where k=2.18*10^-18J(constant)[There is also a value in erg....I don't remember dat] and Z is d atomic no. and n is d nth shell that u r talking about....:)
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Sahil Jain ·2013-05-14 05:50:19

E= - 13.6 * z²n² electron volt

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Anurag Ghosh yaaa dude.....:)
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