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The radius of a hydrogen atom in its ground state is 5.3×1011 m. After collision with an electron, it is found to have a radius 21.2×1011 m. Find the value of x where x=6×n and (where n is principal quantum number) (integer only)

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12.0
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12
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12.00
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Solution

Given,
Radius in ground state =5.3×1011 mRadius of nth state =21.2×1011 mn1=1 (ground state)

The Bohr radius of the nth state is,

r=0.529n2Z˚A

rn2

r1r2=Kn21Kn22

5.3×101121.2×1011=1n2

n=2

x=6×n=6×2=12

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