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Using Bohr atom model, show that the radius of the first three orbits in

hydrogen atom are in the ratio 1 :4:9.

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For Bohr's model, radius of nth orbit is represented as:
Rn = ε0 n2h2 / πme2
R1 = ε0 12h2 / πme2 ----------(1)
R2 = ε0 22h2 / πme2 ----------(2)
R3 = ε0 32h2 / πme2 ----------(3)
Taking ratio R1:R2:R3 = 1:4:9

Hence, the radius of the first three orbits in hydrogen atom are in the ratio 1 :4:9.

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