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Match the column I with II and column II and mark the appropriate choice.

Column IColumn II
(A)Uncertainty of an object(i)5.29×n2Z
(B)Bohr's radius of an orbit(ii)h4πm
(C)Angular momentum of an electron(iii)hmv
(D)de Broglie wavelength (iv)n.h2π

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(A)(iii),(B)(iv),(C)(i),(D)(ii)
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(A)(ii),(B)(i),(C)(iv),(D)(iii)
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(A)(iv),(B)(iii),(C)(i),(D)(ii)
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(A)(i),(B)(ii),(C)(iv),(D)(iii)
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Solution

The correct option is D (A)(ii),(B)(i),(C)(iv),(D)(iii)
(A) Uncertainty of an object:
According to Heisenberg's uncertainity principle:
Δx.Δp=h4π
Δx.Δ(mv)=h4π
Δx.Δv=h4πm=(ii)
(B) Bohr's radius of an orbit, rn=5.29×n2Z=(i)
where, n=nth orbit, Z=atomic number
(C) Angular momentum of an electron is given by Bohr's theory as:
Thus an electron can move only in those orbits for which its angular momentum is integral multiple of h2π that is why only certain fixed orbits are allowed.
mvr=nh2π=(iv)
(D) According to de Broglie's equation
λ=hmv=(iii)
where, λ= de-Broglie wavelength
(A)-(ii),(B)-(i),(C)-(iv),(D)-(iii)

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