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Standard XII
Physics
Bohr's Postulates
The minimum a...
Question
The minimum angular momentum of electron of hydrogen atom in stationary orbit is
A
h
2
π
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B
3
h
2
π
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C
h
4
π
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D
5
h
2
π
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Solution
The correct option is
A
h
2
π
For stationary orbits
L
=
n
h
2
π
L
m
i
n
=
h
2
π
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