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Question
The most probable radius (in pm) for finding the electron in He+ is
Options
A.0.0
B.52.9
C.26.5
D.105.8
Solution
Bohr′s radius (r)
pm
Here n (No of shell) = 1
Z(At. No) = 2
∴ r =
26.45 pm
pmHere n (No of shell) = 1
Z(At. No) = 2
∴ r =
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