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Bohr's Model of a Hydrogen Atom

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In Hydrogen, the energy of an electron is determined solely by principal quantum number (n).

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In hydrogen, the energy of all the orbitals for a principle quantum number is same.

2s = 2p; 3s = 3p =3d [Energy]

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