Bohr's theory can also be applied to the ions like :

H e^{+}

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L i^{2 +}

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B e^{3 +}

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All of the these

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Solution

The correct option is C All of the these
Bohr theory is applicable to one-electron systems. Thus it is applicable to hydrogen or hydrogen-like atoms. Hydrogen-like atoms mean atoms/ions having only one electron. Such as $H e^{+}, L i^{2 +}, B e^{3 +}$ etc.

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Correct order of radius of the $1^{s t}$ orbit of $H$ , $H e^{+}, L i^{2 +}, B e^{3 +}$ is:

L i^{2 +}, H e^{+}, B e^{3 +} .

H, H e^{+}, L i^{2 +}, B e^{3 +}

H < H e^{+} < L i^{2 +} < B e^{3 +}

H e^{+}

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