Consider a hypothetical atom in which a particle moves in a circular orbit under the central potential energy U(r) = k times r raised to the power s. Bohr's angular-momentum condition mvr = nħ is assumed to remain valid. Which statement correctly gives the exponent with which the orbital radius depends on the principal quantum number n?
Physics · Atomic Structure and X-rays · atomic structure and bohr atomic model
Consider a hypothetical atom in which a particle moves in a circular orbit under the central potential energy U(r) = k times r raised to the power s. Bohr's angular-momentum condition mvr = nħ is assumed to remain valid. Which statement correctly gives the exponent with which the orbital radius depends on the principal quantum number n?
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